I would like to access the ETag value on the parsed objects, so I can use it as part of the cache key for Rails fragment caching. I am not too familiar with this codebase, so let me know if this is not the right approach.
Coverage increased (+0.0%) to 99.8% when pulling 73e5c4af122abd912ef4a588e98f1f7953af44a7 on rafaelpetry:expose_etag into a98a2a8b16903597d57c19d9a8c98c743b4107cd on whichdigital:master.
Coverage increased (+0.0%) to 99.8% when pulling 73e5c4af122abd912ef4a588e98f1f7953af44a7 on rafaelpetry:expose_etag into a98a2a8b16903597d57c19d9a8c98c743b4107cd on whichdigital:master.
I would like to access the ETag value on the parsed objects, so I can use it as part of the cache key for Rails fragment caching. I am not too familiar with this codebase, so let me know if this is not the right approach.