Revalidate for Cache-Control: no-cache request or response header
Revalidate for Cache-Control: max-age=0, must-revalidate response headers
Add an attribute CachedResponse.revalidated to indicate if a cached response was revalidated for
the current request
⚙️ Session settings:
All settings that affect cache behavior can now be accessed and modified via CachedSession.settings
Add always_revalidate session setting to always revalidate before using a cached response (if a validator is available).
Add only_if_cached session setting to return only cached results without sending real requests
Add stale_while_revalidate session setting to return a stale response initially, while a non-blocking request is sent to refresh the response
Make behavior for stale_if_error partially consistent with Cache-Control: stale-if-error: Add support for time values (int, timedelta, etc.) in addition to True/False
⚙️ Request settings:
Add only_if_cached option to CachedSession.request() and send() to return only cached results without sending real requests
Add refresh option to CachedSession.request() and send() to revalidate with the server before using a cached response
Add force_refresh option to CachedSession.request() and send() to awlays make and cache a new request regardless of existing cache contents
Make behavior for expire_after=0 consistent with Cache-Control: max-age=0: if the response has a validator, save it to the cache but revalidate on use.
The constant requests_cache.DO_NOT_CACHE may be used to completely disable caching for a request
💾 Backends:
DynamoDB:
For better read performance and usage of read throughput:
The cache key is now used as the partition key
Redirects are now cached only in-memory and not persisted
Cache size (len()) now uses a fast table estimate instead of a full scan
Store responses in plain (human-readable) document format instead of fully serialized binary
Create default table in on-demand mode instead of provisioned
Add optional integration with DynamoDB TTL to improve performance for removing expired responses
This is enabled by default, but may be disabled
Decode JSON and text response bodies so the saved response can be fully human-readable/editable.
May be disabled with decode_content=False.
Filesystem:
The default file format has been changed from pickle to JSON
Decode JSON and text response bodies so the saved response can be fully human-readable/editable.
May be disabled with decode_content=False.
MongoDB:
Store responses in plain (human-readable) document format instead of fully serialized binary
Add optional integration with MongoDB TTL to improve performance for removing expired responses
Disabled by default. See 'Backends: MongoDB' docs for details.
Decode JSON and text response bodies so the saved response can be fully human-readable/editable.
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