HubAuth: allow caching None responses #2303
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when a token doesn't identify a user, the response is None. These results are cached, but the cache checked for `is None`, causing failed-auth responses to effectively not be cached.
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@minrk woot. is the 3.5 ci failure a flaky test? it's getting 202 instead of 500 |
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Yup, flaky test. |
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when a token doesn't identify a user, the response is None. These results are cached, but the cache checked for
is None, causing failed-auth responses to effectively not be cached.This fixes the flood of Hub requests caused by repeated stale-auth requests in #2299