Open rlander opened 7 years ago
Suppose you have a Greeting model with [id, text] and you want to list all available greetings.
5> boss_db:find(greeting, []). [{greeting,"greeting-8",<<"Hello">>}, {greeting,"greeting-9",<<"Foo">>}]
5> boss_db:find(greeting, []).
[{greeting,"greeting-8",<<"Hello">>}, {greeting,"greeting-9",<<"Foo">>}]
You have caching enabled and update a Greeting field like so:
6> Greeting = boss_db:find("greeting-9"). (Greeting:set(text, "Bar")):save(). {ok,{greeting,"greeting-9","Bar"}} 7> boss_db:find(greeting, []). [{greeting,"greeting-8",<<"Hello">>}, {greeting,"greeting-9",<<"Foo">>}]
6> Greeting = boss_db:find("greeting-9").
(Greeting:set(text, "Bar")):save().
{ok,{greeting,"greeting-9","Bar"}}
7> boss_db:find(greeting, []).
The cache for the first query should be invalidated but it won't. #260 fixes this.
Suppose you have a Greeting model with [id, text] and you want to list all available greetings.
5> boss_db:find(greeting, []).[{greeting,"greeting-8",<<"Hello">>}, {greeting,"greeting-9",<<"Foo">>}]You have caching enabled and update a Greeting field like so:
6> Greeting = boss_db:find("greeting-9").(Greeting:set(text, "Bar")):save().{ok,{greeting,"greeting-9","Bar"}}7> boss_db:find(greeting, []).[{greeting,"greeting-8",<<"Hello">>}, {greeting,"greeting-9",<<"Foo">>}]The cache for the first query should be invalidated but it won't. #260 fixes this.