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Add documentation about Stache Cache store #1370

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## Cache Driver

Since the Stache places its data in [Laravel's cache](https://laravel.com/docs/cache#configuration), there's no special configuration necessary to change it.
By default the Stache places its data in the default [Laravel cache store](https://laravel.com/docs/cache#configuration), there's no special configuration necessary to change it.

Whatever your default caching driver is for the rest of your app is where your Stache will be.

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CACHE_DRIVER=redis
```

If you want to change which cache store is used by the Stache, you can change the `statamic.stache.cache_store` configuration key:

```php
// config/statamic/stache.php
return [
'cache_store' => 'stache-cache',
]
```

## Locks

Statamic will create indexes and build the cache on demand where appropriate. Depending on the amount of content you have, this
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