Beno!t POLASZEK
Beno!t POLASZEK
What about setters? ``` php class MyClass { /** * @var RouterInterface * @Inject("router") */ private $router; /** * @param RouterInterface $router * @return $this - Provides Fluent Interface */...
@pawelotto POST requests are not intended to be cached, since their primary purpose is to create resources. Same with PUT, PATCH, DELETE, etc. ElasticSearch uses this method to avoid complex...
Hi @RasCarlito, thank you for investigating on this. AFAIK the `private` directive is mostly used to tell CDNs and proxies they should not cache the response. In the case of...
Hi @RasCarlito, Thank you for your feedback! I use it on the client side (my stack is PHP for the back-end, VueJS for the front). Commonly cache expirations are expressed...
Just looked at how the [Cache API](https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/instant-and-offline/web-storage/cache-api) works, it can be a good start for abstracting a _Native strategy_ + a _Browser storage_ (because it won't work in Node): -...
TBH I didn't find the explicit information, and this deserves to be tested. I guessed this because the cache API has a `ignoreVary` option, which means it reads the `Vary`...
Hello @afoeder, Thanks for inviting me to join this discussion. There's is indeed a lack in GreedyCacheStrategy that forced me to implement my own CacheStrategy in one of my projects...
I work with many external APIs in many projects (like, dozens), and NONE of them follow standard caching directives. After years of implementing cache on my own in dirty ways,...
Same here, I generated a new key, added it in `SSH_PRIVATE_KEY` secret, added the public one on my remote's `authorized_keys`, ensured I could connect from my computer with that key,...
Hello @danielstjules @TCB13, Alright! My 3rd point was about the fact that "substringing" is very common when manipulating strings, that's why I expected these methods to be merged in the...