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Remove material from caches as soon as it is hidden #1475
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WDTK-team-priority tag added following discussion on the catch-up call 25/08/2020 |
We don't think this is the 5-10 minute lag of Xapian search indexing – much more likely to be Varnish/browser cache related. A thing to investigate is whether some misconfiguration of Varnish has crept in over the years as its been upgraded, etc. |
In the last week or so I've observed redactions / changes to have all taken place straight away. I've not recently seen caching to be an issue. |
I've just done another redaction of request/response message text on WhatDoTheyKnow which was immediately effective for non-logged in users - this didn't used to happen - something has changed for the better. |
This is of course still a regular issue for site admins on WhatDoTheyKnow. |
Just to note that today I hit no issues with caching. A couple of times I checked a request page I'd just changed from the point of view of a non logged in user and it already reflected the change I'd just made. Perhaps neither I or anyone else had recently requested the page as a non-logged in user before I did to check material had gone? |
#7893 means there is now a |
Considering closed via #7893. Can open new tickets for issues that doesn't resolve. |
Regularly when administrators remove material from the site, and notify complainants, the complainants complain again saying the material is still visible to them, and it remains so for quite a few minutes.
The issue can be a message still appearing to them on a request thread; or it can be an appearance in search results, or the "similar requests" side bar.
Ideally when an administrator hides a request it ought be immediately removed from public view.
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