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Amazing library by the way! So helpful over caching entire queries.
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Hey @jakemumu! It depends on the storage you use: for instance in Redis you can remove all keys starting with graphql/
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For sure -- I noticed however when using no memory store in local development, it defaults to its internal memory mechanism. I haven't seen a way to disable or clear this one when working locally? Apologies if it's there.
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You can clear a memory one as well (.clear
, here) but I'm not sure if it's possible to connect to the running process from the console. Memory story is just a hash in the memory of a running process 🙂
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BTW, what problem are you solving? Maybe we can try an alternative solution
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I think I've made an idiotic mistake 0.o -- I have some bulk edits I've been making and checking on the API while working locally, I noticed I wasn't able to clear the cache, but I've just realized... simply restarting the rails server will dump the in memory cache! derp! -- totally can close this, idk how I didn't think of that
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Indeed, restart will definitely drop the cache 😅But in production we should make sure to prefer something that persists, otherwise we'll have weird performance while cache is warming. Please ping me if you need anything else!
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Related Issues (20)
- graphql-ruby 2.0.18 causing tracer breaking changes HOT 2
- Schema.instrument is deprecated
- Deprecation warning for tracer HOT 1
- Rails 7.1 deprecation notice for `cache_format_version` in Rails `test` environment HOT 4
- Way to conditionally use fragment cache? HOT 4
- Federated queries including cached fields raises an error HOT 2
- Recyclable Cache Keys? HOT 3
- [Unable to use] graphql-ruby-fragment_cache + action_policy-graphql HOT 5
- Fragment cache somtimes returns null despite cached data loading initially HOT 20
- Package not working with graphql-ruby > 1.12.10 HOT 2
- Per request cache? HOT 1
- Namespace issue HOT 2
- How do I expire a cached collection when a sub model changes? HOT 3
- "Failed to implement Post.id" when returning cached RawValue in resolvers HOT 1
- Specs fail when testing cached fields HOT 3
- Make the cache key human-readable HOT 3
- Upgrade to 1.18.0 version error HOT 2
- Cache connection type using multi HOT 3
- Clarification on cache_key options HOT 6
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