Avoid occ circles:check from failing because of outdated cache values#2568
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Signed-off-by: Salvatore Martire <4652631+salmart-dev@users.noreply.github.com>
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Completes: #2387 as the issue was more about the timing of the caching, than the order with which the config is set. |
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Summary
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occ circles:checkcommand sets and reads values fromIAppConfig, and so does the service called by it, to perform checks.During the loopback check, the code sets the value in the app config for a dummy token, before issuing a request that reads this value. Since the app config can use caches, when the local cache is set to APCu, the cache is not shared between CLI and HTTP workers. This results in random failures caused by the fact that a worker may receive the HTTP request and still hold the out-of-date config value.
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