Delete all cache

[Luk Mus]

Is it possible to delete all rails cache? how?
'rake tmp:clear' doesn't work.

config/envinroments/production.rb:
...
config.cache_store =:file_store, 'tmp/cache/'
...

tmp/cache is empty, but page is still cached.

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[Roy Situmorang]

Page cache is standard behaviour of "production" environment.
Well, I suggest you to change the environment to "development".

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[Colin Law]

On 25 October 2011 05:46, Luk Mus <li...@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
> Is it possible to delete all rails cache? how?
> 'rake tmp:clear' doesn't work.
>
> config/envinroments/production.rb:
> ...
> config.cache_store =:file_store, 'tmp/cache/'
> ...
>
> tmp/cache is empty, but page is still cached.

Are you sure it is not your browser that is caching it?

Colin

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[Jeffrey L. Taylor]

Quoting Luk Mus <li...@ruby-forum.com>:
> Is it possible to delete all rails cache? how?
> 'rake tmp:clear' doesn't work.
>
> config/envinroments/production.rb:
> ...
> config.cache_store =:file_store, 'tmp/cache/'
> ...
>

Try restarting the Rails server, Webrick, Apache, whatever.

HTH,
Jeffrey

[Brandon Black]

Sweepers:
http://guides.rubyonrails.org/caching_with_rails.html#sweepers

If you do just want to blow away everything, you can iterate through
the keys in the cache store and explicitly delete each one. Probably
not necessary though.
If the problem you're having is with static assets, the other comment
about this being a client-side caching issue might be valid.