v 1.4.8
This may be misleading: clean cache button in admin panel or cleaning through redis/memcache drop is not really cleans the cache, because lazy blocks are stored in sessions.
I checked for code and tried multiple times, session cache not flushing. I think this may cause a lot of problems that may be difficult to locate and fix.
If anybody facing this issue, I was forced to rename block to prevent session loading, but that seems a silly solution.
dantaeusb
commented
6 years ago
v 1.4.8 This may be misleading: clean cache button in admin panel or cleaning through redis/memcache drop is not really cleans the cache, because lazy blocks are stored in sessions. I checked for code and tried multiple times, session cache not flushing. I think this may cause a lot of problems that may be difficult to locate and fix.
If anybody facing this issue, I was forced to rename block to prevent session loading, but that seems a silly solution.