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What changes are proposed in this pull request?

cherry-pick #5904 (3db1b92b9163ffa374717ee8cf60a7ebed37762a) to the release/v1.6.0 branch for release.

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    • Clarified instructions and improved wording regarding disabling the media cache cleanup service.
    • Expanded explanation for the environment variable that disables media cache garbage collection and sets the cache size to unlimited.

… description around the media cache. (#5904)

docs(FIFTYONE_MEDIA_CACHE_SIZE_BYTES): describe actual behavior: (`-1` means disable garbage collection [not disable media cache]).
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The documentation for the "AWS Lambda and Google Cloud Functions" section was updated to clarify the instructions regarding disabling the media cache cleanup service. The language was corrected and the comment about the relevant environment variable was expanded for greater clarity.

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docs/source/enterprise/cloud_media.rst Clarified documentation text and comments about disabling the media cache cleanup service and updated the description of the environment variable.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
docs/source/enterprise/cloud_media.rst (1)

873-880: Fix extraneous article and clarify description
The phrase on line 873 currently reads “disable the media the cache cleanup service,” which contains an extra “the” and could be clearer. Consider rephrasing to explicitly name AWS Lambda and Google Cloud Functions and note their inability to run background services. For example:

-Lambda/GCFs cannot use services, so you must disable the media the cache cleanup
-service by setting the following runtime environment variable.
+Because AWS Lambda and Google Cloud Functions cannot run background services,
+you must disable the media cache cleanup service by setting the following
+runtime environment variable:
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@kevin-dimichel kevin-dimichel merged commit 121508a into release/v1.6.0 May 13, 2025
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