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0dfc10eb 🐛 Fixed Redis cache adapters ignoring per-feature TTLs on shared connections no ref With reuseConnection enabled (the default), every Redis cache adapter in the process shares one singleton store, created with whichever adapter happened to be instantiated first at boot. Because writes never passed a per-call TTL, cache-manager fell back to that store's creation-time TTL, so the first adapter's TTL was silently applied to every cache feature — a per-feature adapters:cache config like postsPublic ttl 900 had no effect on the actual Redis expiry (it only skewed the refresh-ahead calculation). Writes now always pass the adapter's own configured TTL explicitly, so each feature's TTL applies even over a shared store. Adapters without a configured TTL keep the previous fallback behaviour.
by Fabien O'C...
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0dfc10eb 🐛 Fixed Redis cache adapters ignoring per-feature TTLs on shared connections no ref With reuseConnection enabled (the default), every Redis cache adapter in the process shares one singleton store, created with whichever adapter happened to be instantiated first at boot. Because writes never passed a per-call TTL, cache-manager fell back to that store's creation-time TTL, so the first adapter's TTL was silently applied to every cache feature — a per-feature adapters:cache config like postsPublic ttl 900 had no effect on the actual Redis expiry (it only skewed the refresh-ahead calculation). Writes now always pass the adapter's own configured TTL explicitly, so each feature's TTL applies even over a shared store. Adapters without a configured TTL keep the previous fallback behaviour.
by Fabien O'C...
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