SmartCircuits new API

[jkt628]

fixes #35

[richo]

Thankyou! I will try to have a look and test it today. I am pretty sus of 6cba9da, and might rebase around it.

I totally see what you're driving at with it, but the fact that the cache never purges, as well as the fact that it makes reasoning about what the integration actually sees makes me pretty skeptical. As a concrete example, it seems that sometimes they just return an empty body and if that winds up in the cache I think the whole integration will wedge itself.

[richo]

Oh thankyou! I was happy to go around it, but appreciate you rebasing :)

[jkt628]

Thankyou! I will try to have a look and test it today. I am pretty sus of 6cba9da, and might rebase around it.

I totally see what you're driving at with it, but the fact that the cache never purges, as well as the fact that it makes reasoning about what the integration actually sees makes me pretty skeptical. As a concrete example, it seems that sometimes they just return an empty body and if that winds up in the cache I think the whole integration will wedge itself.

this is intended only for periodic calls and the cache purges every time its API is invoked, for any client including dead and gone. i can tell you from experience it makes a big difference in HTTP traffic, especially with async.

[jkt628]

I am pretty sus

what is "sus"???

[jkt628]

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