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Is there a way to bypass the redis cache for a php script and request directly the mysql database (use case: multiple update then select actions. With redis enabled, the cache does not have the updated values. And I don't want to flush the cache while the php script is running)?
Thanks.
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Hi,
I created an internal ticket to investigate this properly. In the meantime, any info that you could provide on your use case would be really appreciated (e.g. what functions you're using, what queries you're running, how do you retrieve the cached values later, how do you currently workaround this issue).
Is there a way to bypass the redis cache for a php script and request directly the mysql database (use case: multiple update then select actions. With redis enabled, the cache does not have the updated values. And I don't want to flush the cache while the php script is running)?
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: