sub cache_set {
my ( $c, $key, $value, %meta ) = @_;
$c->choose_cache_backend_wrapper( key => $key, value => $value, %meta )
->set( $key, $value, exists $meta{expires} ? $meta{expires} : () );
}
Unfortunately, Cache::Entry doesn't really specify a return value for
set(), but common backends like Memcached and FastMmap do seem to
return a value indicating success. Not sure if there are other
commonly used backends that would not have a meaningful return value.
The plugin doesn't define the return from cache_set, either.
As it is now, cache_set can silently fail.
I wonder if it would be safe to warn on ->set() failing in the plugin.
--
Bill Moseley
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