Hi, On the quest for performance I'm now having a look at Django's caching framework.
I've got a simple question that I can't find the answer to: if the data that a view depends on changes, does Django do anything smart to invalidate the cache for that view, or is it left to the programmer? If the later (which is what I suspect), then is there an easy way to find out what the tag under which the view result has been cached by the middleware is? I'm imagining a scenario where I have a view that handles a POST and GET of some model(s). Whenever there's a POST the data can be assumed to have changed, so the cache should be flushed. Cheers, Malcolm--
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