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feat(web): add cache invalidation for config and increase cache size #145

Closed cstrnt closed 5 months ago

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Walkthrough

The update focuses on introducing a new ConfigCache class for handling configuration data caching efficiently. This change impacts several files where the old cache management logic is replaced with ConfigCache methods. This centralized approach aids in the systematic retrieval, storage, and deletion of cache data, enhancing maintainability and consistency across the application.

Changes

Files Change Summaries
.../api/routes/v1_project_data.ts Refactored caching logic to use ConfigCache class methods for getting and setting configurations.
.../server/common/config-cache.ts Introduced ConfigCache class with methods to get, set, and delete configuration data based on environment and project ID.
.../server/services/FlagService.ts, .../TestService.ts Added import for ConfigCache. Modified methods to include cache deletion for project environments.
.../server/trpc/router/environments.ts Imported ConfigCache and added calls to delete configurations based on environment and project IDs.
.../server/trpc/router/flags.ts Imported ConfigCache, updated selection fields, and modified logic for deleting configurations in mutations.
.../server/trpc/router/project.ts Reordered import statements for better organization.
.../server/trpc/router/tests.ts Imported ConfigCache, included project and nested environments in query, and added loop to delete configurations before updating tests.

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In the code, a change takes flight,

Caching smarter, oh what delight! 🐰

Configs now, in class contained,

Clean and swift, our logic's trained.

With cache in sync, the bugs take flight,

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