Is there a way to reset the data cached from relationship queries?
If I have something like:
my $p = Product->new(name => "Kite")->load();
for my $price ( $p->prices() ) {
print "price: ", $price->price, "[", $price->region, "]\n";
}
Which prints:
price: 7.79[DE]
price: 1.11[JP]
The in the same code do:
my $price = Price->new( product_id => $p->id, region => "DE" )->load;
$price->price($price->price - 0.01);
$price->save;
print "Price: ", $price->price, "\n";
It prints:
Price: 7.78
Then if I do the prices for loop again:
for my $price ( $p->prices() ) {
print "price: ", $price->price, "[", $price->region, "]\n";
}
I get the original data back:
price: 7.79[DE]
price: 1.11[JP]
The prices data is cached in $p->{prices} from the first fetch. But I could
not find a way to expire this cache easily, perhaps I have just overlooked
something. I looked into things like:
Price->meta->clear_object_cache;
Product->meta->clear_object_cache;
But that seems to only be fore Rose::DB::Object::Cached based objects, which
these arent.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
-Cory
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