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--- Comment #7 from Jacek Ablewicz ---
(In reply to Jonathan Druart from comment #3)
> Why is it hard to set the env var?
Maybe it's not that hard, but it needs to be done in many places, and somehow
it gets
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--- Comment #6 from Jacek Ablewicz ---
Either way, I have a feeling that implementing it (fetching memcache settings
from Koha config) is not going to be easy. Fastmmap caching system is still
broken, because
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--- Comment #5 from Jacek Ablewicz ---
140 miliseconds? Quite a lot - I know config file is currently parsed 3 times
by an average script (for no apparent reason), but on my test setup,
C4::Context->new() call
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--- Comment #4 from Jonathan Druart
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But b is not ideal neither.
You expect that memcached won't be use if the env var is not defined.
We can imagine a sysop wanting to disable the cache
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--- Comment #3 from Jonathan Druart
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I am not in favor of adding 0.15s when we are fighting to gain ms everywhere in
the code, so I'd vote for b.
(In reply to Kyle M Hall from comment
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--- Comment #2 from Kyle M Hall ---
(In reply to Jesse Weaver from comment #1)
> I'd like to suggest that we either:
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> a) drop the caching for the koha-conf.xml entirely (in my testing, this
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