Closed fulldecent closed 2 years ago
Hi—the next version of HTMLProofer has completely rewritten the cache and this is no longer a problem. I am going to close this issue out, as I'm just one person and can't maintain both the 3.x and 4.x features. ✌️
Description
Running HTMLProofer without the cache option causes any existing cache to be discarded. This is not desirible.
Test case
Here is a test script where first an on-site thing is checked and then later off-site things are checked.
On-site:
Off-site:
Expected outcome
The first check will complete without any consideration for the items in the cache.
Actual outcome
The first check clobbers the cache.
And then the second check is starting up cold