David Strauss

It's useful for caching the existence of network-stored files like aggregated CSS and JS. Both Acquia and Pantheon use it that way.

It still is probably worthwhile to cache, as it avoids the kernel round trip for accessing even the local file system. Might not be very measurable, though.

Ain't no cache like an APCu cache because an APCu cache is _mandatory_ (for Drupal 8, apparently). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jsORc3sPtQ

There's no reason (that I'm aware of) that users shouldn't be able to import a private key stub from the clipboard to enroll a hardware token.

> Just checking: I believe you mean for the outermost object to be a dictionary Correct. I may have made an error in how I edited the structure by hand.

We've discussed this a bit internally before, and I agree. Would you be open to submitting a pull request? Clearly, pages should have some user agent cache lifetime still, but...

@JimKerwood Can you reproduce this issue with a fresh cluster set to RL=2 before you set any schemas or index any data?

@tjake Does that mean we're required to specify one? Normal Solr seems to work fine without one as long as other criteria for the search exist.

Well, I assume it works because it's how Drupal's Solr module constructs some of its queries.

It's worth noting that Drupal's Solr module requires Luke for index introspection as part of the faceting support.