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| settings in ``app/config/config.yml``. | ||
| To enable the meta data and node cache to improve performance first enable ``DoctrineCacheBundle`` | ||
| in ``app/AppKernel.php``. Finally uncomment the ``caches`` settings in the `phpcr.yml` as well as | ||
| the ``doctrine_cache`` settings in ``app/config/config.yml``. |
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why do we not just activate this by default? or does it only work with doctrine dbal, not with jackalope-jackrabbit?
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it would not cause issues to activate it by default. however i am not sure if we really want to enable this by default. imho its good for users to see what the caching does. though we could of course enable it and leave a note about disabling it.
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lets do that then, yes. the sandbox is in itself not a tutorial but a thing that should work and show how to do things. or does the caching interfere with developing? a guide how to see what makes your app faster or not should be in the symfony-cmf-docs rather.
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cool. do we wait for the bundle to be tagged stable or merge already? |
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i think we can merge now .. i am 100% certain that there will be a stable release in time for us going stable |
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thanks! |
see also doctrine/DoctrineCacheBundle#13