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I see that in the default config/cache.yml and in the readme there is this option:
namespace: <%= Rails.env %>
What is its purpose?
If I understand correctly, it just prefixes every cache key (key column in Solid Cache) with production/ (or development/, etc.)... but why?
It seems redundant to me, since every environment uses a different database (obviously). It also adds unnecessary size to the table and to the indexes.
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I see that in the default
config/cache.yml
and in the readme there is this option:What is its purpose?
If I understand correctly, it just prefixes every cache key (
key
column in Solid Cache) withproduction/
(ordevelopment/
, etc.)... but why?It seems redundant to me, since every environment uses a different database (obviously). It also adds unnecessary size to the table and to the indexes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: