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Information when a file has been cached or modified in the cache #82
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Hi @je-mos, Thanks for the kind words, and really sorry for the delay in getting back to you! Yes, I don't see why that can't happen as the information is there anyway. 😄 I'm a bit busy for a week or two, but I'll see about adding it in soon. |
Hi @amnuts, thank you for getting back to me. No problem regarding the delay, we're all very busy these days. I'm pleased to hear that you're willing to add that information to the file list. I think that will be a valuable addition for everyone using your tool. Thank you very much for your efforts! Best regards, |
Just to let you know (in case you want to try it before it gets merged into master), this is currently in the branch |
Hi @amnuts, thanks a lot! I'm pleased to hear that you've already found the time to work on this. Really nice! I think I'll wait until the new feature is officially released. I'm very busy at the moment, but will definitely check it out soon. Keep up the good work! Best regards, |
Now merged into master |
Hello,
first of all thank you very much for your tool. This is really useful!
I'd like to ask if it would be possible to add a timestamp to every file in the cached file list with the information when the file has been cached or modified in the cache (because the file on disk changed). As far as I know, currently only the last use time is displayed in the GUI file list.
If I remember right, the time of adding the file to the cache should be available via opcache_get_status(). The returned file list should include a key "timestamp" which contains the UNIX timestamp when that file was added to the cache.
Could this information be added to opcache-gui?
Thank you very much!
Best regards,
je-mos
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