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When a page is no longer available after the page was cached, next-boost keeps serving it.
It is marked as 'stale', but the item is never removed from the cache.
I did some debugging in handler.js
If I add the following code
else { cache.del('payload:' + key) }
on line 97,. the item is correctly deleted.
So in context:
if (rv.statusCode === 200) { // save gzipped data const payload = { headers: rv.headers, body: (0, utils_1.isZipped)(rv.headers) ? body : (0, zlib_1.gzipSync)(body) }; yield cache.set('payload:' + key, (0, payload_1.encodePayload)(payload), ttl); } else { cache.del('payload:' + key) }
Steps to reproduce:
Visit a page;
Reload the page. Confirm it is server from next-boost cache;
Delete / unpublish the original page;
Reload the page again. It will be returned from next-boost;
Load the same page again, but with a query string to bypass next-boost (ie /page?no-cache);
The cached page will still load, but the uncached page shows a 404.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This looiks to be a regression from #3
When a page is no longer available after the page was cached, next-boost keeps serving it.
It is marked as 'stale', but the item is never removed from the cache.
I did some debugging in handler.js
If I add the following code
else { cache.del('payload:' + key) }
on line 97,. the item is correctly deleted.
So in context:
if (rv.statusCode === 200) { // save gzipped data const payload = { headers: rv.headers, body: (0, utils_1.isZipped)(rv.headers) ? body : (0, zlib_1.gzipSync)(body) }; yield cache.set('payload:' + key, (0, payload_1.encodePayload)(payload), ttl); } else { cache.del('payload:' + key) }
Steps to reproduce:
The cached page will still load, but the uncached page shows a 404.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: