If you didn't specify a default cache behavior, then the browser could boss around your routes and create a lot of confusion. This should fix that so that you have to explicitly cache your routes for them to be cached. Usually you only cache your GET and HEAD requests.
If you didn't specify a default cache behavior, then the browser could boss around your routes and create a lot of confusion. This should fix that so that you have to explicitly cache your routes for them to be cached. Usually you only cache your GET and HEAD requests.