Some plugins, like the ActivityPub plugin, allow getting a JSON object representing your post when querying a post URL with an application/json header.
This proves problematic when using Batcache, since those requests end up being cached (a potentially good thing), but served back to regular site visitors.
Here is an instance of this happening:
https://fedi.jeremy.hu/@jeremy/statuses/01GVFG2QMBJTFH4VBJT2VZQ8NZ
It would be nice if such requests were at least not cached, or maybe cached separately so they could be served back later on.
Some plugins, like the ActivityPub plugin, allow getting a JSON object representing your post when querying a post URL with an
application/jsonheader.This proves problematic when using Batcache, since those requests end up being cached (a potentially good thing), but served back to regular site visitors.
Here is an instance of this happening:
https://fedi.jeremy.hu/@jeremy/statuses/01GVFG2QMBJTFH4VBJT2VZQ8NZ
It would be nice if such requests were at least not cached, or maybe cached separately so they could be served back later on.