[CONFCLOUD-22493] Allow plugins to define their own caches' attributes

Type: Suggestion
Resolution: Obsolete
Component/s: Developer Experience - Libraries and Build
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It is possible for plugins to do an expensive per-Confluence startup calculation and store the data in the cache. If the plugin can keep the data updated throughout the lifecycle, it would a disadvantage if that calculated data is wiped away automatically every hour.

It would be nice if the plugin could tell the caching system:

"For cache XYZ, don't ever automatically invalidate anything in it"

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CONFCLOUD-50112 Make Google Calendar to Team Calendars synchronisation frequency or interval to be configurable

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CONFSERVER-22493 Allow plugins to define their own caches' attributes

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CONFCLOUD-51292 Eliminate lag time between setting date in JIRA field and seeing changes reflected on JIRA/Team calendar

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m@ (Inactive) added a comment - 22/May/2014 12:08 AM

Confluence 5.5 has shipped a new Cache API which allows for more control over any cache you create.

It's not a great idea to have a cache that never expires, but if you need something like this, the new cache api will allow you to set a large expiry time.

I will close the issue as Obsolete assuming this new API covers this use case, feel free to reopen if it does now.

m@ (Inactive) added a comment - 22/May/2014 12:08 AM Confluence 5.5 has shipped a new Cache API which allows for more control over any cache you create. It's not a great idea to have a cache that never expires, but if you need something like this, the new cache api will allow you to set a large expiry time. I will close the issue as Obsolete assuming this new API covers this use case, feel free to reopen if it does now.

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Reporter:: DavidA

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Created:: 13/May/2011 2:27 AM

Updated:: 19/Sep/2019 5:47 AM

Resolved:: 22/May/2014 12:08 AM

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