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The method So you would do |
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A better ideal world of naming would have but backwards compatibility matters |
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Hi @bbakerman 👋 I had tried this out locally, and it seemed like When I set up my DataLoader with this configuration, breakpoints set in return RegisteredLoader.builder()
.name(EditorialQualityScoreLoader.NAME)
.dataLoader(
DataLoaderFactory.newMappedDataLoader(
new MyLoader(myClient),
DataLoaderOptions.newOptions()
.setCachingEnabled(false)
.setValueCache(
new MemcachedValueCache<>(
memcacheClient, EditorialQualityScores.class, getTtl(environment)))
.setMaxBatchSize(MAX_BATCH_SIZE)))
.build();However, I did manage to find a workaround, by setting the CacheMap to this public class NoopCacheMap<K, V> extends DefaultCacheMap<K, V> {
@Override
public boolean containsKey(Object key) {
return false;
}
} |
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Could it be that I got something wrong in my |
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I was doing a code inspection to work out the "disabled" ness - its possible there is more logic controlling it. I would need to do a reproduction test case - which I didnt do - to confirm. |
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Hello 👋 It's my understanding that setting a Value Cache does not disable the default in-memory cache map. Is this correct?
If so, what is the official supported way to perform caching exclusively via the Value Cache? Is it
.setCacheMap(null).setValueCache(myValueCache)?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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