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favor of databases.
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delete_many() for the db cache backend.
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Thanks Guyon Morée for the report.
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key generation.
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"Cache-Control: private".
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LRU culling turns every read into a kind of write to the cache: cache keys
are moved to the first position in the OrderedDict when they are retrieved.
The RWLock which permitted multiple readers while prioritizing a single
writer is obsolete since all accesses are now writes.
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other backends.
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a callable that returns None.
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top-level attributes of CACHES['OPTIONS'].
Per deprecation timeline.
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file is empty.
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iter(dict) is equivalent to iter(dict.keys()).
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Python docs say, "it's usually not necessary to invoke these methods directly."
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io.open() is an alias for open() on Python 3.
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Thanks Tim Graham for the review.
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Thanks Tim Graham for the review.
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ConditionalGetMiddleware.
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Not Modified" responses.
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libmemcached manages its own connections, so isn't affected by refs #5133.
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Previously, the MemcachedCache backend ignored `OPTIONS` and
PyLibMCCache used them to set pylibmc behaviors. Both backends now
pass `OPTIONS` as keyword arguments to the client constructors.
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same test run.
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The first half of the test fails when using pylibmc (so will need
to be skipped).
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