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Update and Get IdentityProvider (SAML2) does not give updated information for 5 mins #326

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noizecamp opened this issue Sep 6, 2022 · 1 comment
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Describe the bug?

Update and Get IdentityProvider (SAML2) does not give updated information for 5 mins. It is not due to the memory cache. We have turned off the cache at the SDK level. This looks like a sever-side issue.

What is expected to happen?

Get Identity Provider API gives the latest information,

What is the actual behavior?

The latest data reflect only after 5 mins.

Reproduction Steps?

  1. Turn off the cache at the SDK client level.
  2. Update SSO URL and Get IdentityProvider. My case is SAML2 IdP.
  3. Alternatively, get Identity Provider directly from Postman.

Additional Information?

Clearly, the data is cached on the server. How can we avoid this?
Performing the same action on postman has no issue.

Golang Version

1.17

SDK Version

2.13.0

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BuildNumber Caption OSArchitecture Version
19044 Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise N 64-bit 10.0.19044

@noizecamp noizecamp added the bug Something isn't working label Sep 6, 2022
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