@wilson1000 This is in a rough WIP state, but it can be seen working locally.
Visit justice.docker/somepage and inspect the response headers.
First should be a cache MISS, subsequent responses should be a cache HIT.
Visit justice.docker/purge-cache/somepage and the cache for that page will be cleared.
Verify by re-visiting justice.docker/somepage, you should see a cache MISS.
Todo, should we make a github repo, similar to wordpress-base, for building the module? It can be simpler than wordpress base, as it can publish releases as zip, and doesn't need to push any images to dockerhub.
Do we use a plugin or write our own code to trigger the purge-cache endpoint on content update?
@wilson1000 This is in a rough WIP state, but it can be seen working locally.
Visit justice.docker/somepage and inspect the response headers. First should be a cache MISS, subsequent responses should be a cache HIT. Visit justice.docker/purge-cache/somepage and the cache for that page will be cleared. Verify by re-visiting justice.docker/somepage, you should see a cache MISS.
Todo, should we make a github repo, similar to wordpress-base, for building the module? It can be simpler than wordpress base, as it can publish releases as zip, and doesn't need to push any images to dockerhub. Do we use a plugin or write our own code to trigger the purge-cache endpoint on content update?