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Response Caching documentation is too light. It only describe the specific differences with the Envelop plugin and links to it for more informations, which is not handy for the reader.
It is even less appropriate now that more and more options slightly differs between Yoga and Envelop plugin.
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@AdiRishi The Envelop plugin is the base one, handling cache at a GraphQL level, without any assumption about the transport layer that will be used.
The Yoga plugin rely on the Envelop plugin, notably for the cache write part, but adds support for HTTP specific caching techniques using E-Tags header requests for example.
This allows us to achieve even better performance in yoga by skipping entirely the GraphQL pipeline when possible.
Response Caching documentation is too light. It only describe the specific differences with the Envelop plugin and links to it for more informations, which is not handy for the reader.
It is even less appropriate now that more and more options slightly differs between Yoga and Envelop plugin.
This issue aims to keep track of the actions to improve this documentation page.
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