Update Disk Cache template replacement to replace all instances of variable key #330
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- Updated disk cache templates to replace all instances of discovered variables instead of just the first instance.
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- Updated disk cache templates to replace all instances of discovered variables instead of just the first instance.
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Current template implementation in cache_disk.c only replaces the first instance of a templated variable while there may exist more instances of it within the setting. For example, something like:
<template>/tmp/template-test/{tileset}/{grid}/{dim}/{z}/{x}/{z}_{y}.{ext}</template>would get renamed to:
<template>/tmp/template-test/myTileset/myGrid/someDim/4/1/{z}_0.png</template>rather than what one might expect:
<template>/tmp/template-test/myTileset/myGrid/someDim/4/1/4_0.png</template>Is there currently a reason why only the first instance of a key is replaced even though the implementation to replace all keys in a given string already exists within source?
I couldn't find any documentation or references in the example mapcache.xml file that would suggest that only one instance of the key is allowed/