Open TomPallister opened 4 years ago
Yes, I agree! We have the separate Caching package aka Ocelot.Cache.CacheManager. How did we get to this point by ignoring native ASP.NET implementations? I believe ASP.NET Core team had implemented Caching since ages of ASP.NET Core 1.1 in 2016... :question: So, we value third party packages but ignore ASP.NET packages. This is a strange situation.
@ggnaegi @RaynaldM FYI
Response caching is a special form of caching, since it can be instructed (in the headers) to store the cache on the client and/or server side. I'm not sure it's very useful for a gateway (and even a bit difficult to debug in case of a problem), it's normally intended for "real" WEB applications (of the "Razor" type).
Anyway, in my opinion OutputCache feature and middleware require some design review. But it has low priority...
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