cache_timeout with dogpile.cache and redis backend?

[Bill Curtis]

I have installed dogpile.cache, and have it set up as our mako.cache in setup.py:

    [mako.cache]

    dogpile.cache=dogpile.cache.plugins.mako_cache:MakoPlugin

(side question -- can anyone confirm that this is the correct way to register it?  It /seems/ to be working...)

My main question has to do with setting a cache_timeout on a mako %def.

It looks like the cache_timeout value is getting ignored, in favor of whatever value is set for redis_expire_time. 

Is this intended behavior, or is support for def-level cache_timeouts not implemented yet?  Or maybe we have something setup wrong?

thanks,

--bill

[Michael Bayer]

the per-key expiration_time argument was added to dogpile.cache at some point but was not implemented for the Mako plugin.

If you can test https://bitbucket.org/zzzeek/dogpile.cache/get/default.tar.gz and let me know that this works now that would be great.  I've tested only using a mock approach so far.

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[Bill Curtis]

Hey Mike...

I have that installed, and so far it seems to be working.  Thanks a ton!

We will continue to move forward with it, and I'll let you know one way or the other if it keeps working, or it we come across anything weird.

cheers,

--Bill

[Michael Bayer]

OK great, might be time to release.

[Bill Curtis]

Hi Mike.  

Just wanted to follow up & let you know... we are using this in production for a couple of days now, no apparent problems.  Thanks again!

--bill