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README
= LazySweeper This is one of the best solutions for the second hardest thing in CS. It is based on a post by the guys at Fingertips (1). Have fun sweeping your entire page cache. Add models by calling <tt>LazySweeper.observe</tt> in an initializer. You can also call <tt>LazySweeper.run</tt> manually if needed. For more information, you can check the Rails Envy article on page caching (2) that also ripped the original code. (1):: http://www.fngtps.com/2006/01/lazy-sweeping-the-rails-page-cache (2):: http://www.railsenvy.com/2007/2/28/rails-caching-tutorial#clearing







