Any plan of implementing caching for 1.7?

"Starting with Facter 1.7.0, you can now specify that the contents of a fact’s 
“setcode” block should be cached for faster retrieval."

Quote from http://docs.puppetlabs.com/guides/custom_facts.html  

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Erik Dalén


On Friday 2 November 2012 at 16:47, Andy Parker wrote:

> Right now facter has a branch called 2.x, which was supposed to be getting 
> ready for a 2.0.0 release of facter. That hasn't happened yet and there are 
> quite a few changes on the 2.x branch (and master since there are no 
> differences between the two). I'd really like to see those changes be 
> released and after looking over them I think we should release most, but not 
> all, of those changes as a Facter 1.7.0.
>  
> In my analysis of the changes between the 1.6.x branch and the 2.x branch I 
> found:
> * external facts (new feature, backwards compatible)
> * whitespace stripping (new feature, backwards incompatible)
> * various new facts (backwards compatible)
> * removal of the memorytotal fact (backwards incompatible)
> * removal of the iphostnumber fact (backwards incompatible)
> * changes to the memory facts (backwards incompatible)
>  
> So the plan would be to make a 1.7.x branch off of master and revert those 
> backwards incompatible changes. Remove the 2.x branch and have development 
> toward Facter 2 take place on master.
>  
> However, even with that, there would need to be some QA and testing love 
> given to the 1.7.x branch. I can make the branch and revert the obviously 
> problematic changes, but I'd really like some help on trying it out and 
> getting it in shape for a release. Other ways people could help out would be 
> to work out a way of making some of those changes not be backwards 
> incompatible (for instance the changes to the memory facts could probably be 
> fixed up).  
>  
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