This follows on from https://github.com/python/psf-salt/issues/287, where we have added Surrogate-Key headers to all language-version pairs. These are consumed internally by Fastly and can be used to purge an entire set of pages at once, rather than doing so per-page.
I've tested using curl to send the requests manually and it seems to work -- we get a cache hit, purge the surrogate key, and then get a cache miss.
This should also marginally improve build times, but I think the simplification stands alone as a value proposition.
This follows on from https://github.com/python/psf-salt/issues/287, where we have added
Surrogate-Keyheaders to all language-version pairs. These are consumed internally by Fastly and can be used to purge an entire set of pages at once, rather than doing so per-page.I've tested using
curlto send the requests manually and it seems to work -- we get a cache hit, purge the surrogate key, and then get a cache miss.This should also marginally improve build times, but I think the simplification stands alone as a value proposition.
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