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If a value is set here, this TTL will be used regardless of the HTTP cache directives. This can be useful in a case like a CLI, where repeated runs within some defined time range should re-use HTTP responses, even if those responses themselves are cacheable according to the server.
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Oops, this should've been a major bump. I was thinking of it as a (backwards-compatible) addition, but it's not since it's changing a record type that we're not encapsulating construction of, which is breaking. I'm inclined to not worry about it, but let me know if you feel I should release a major and deprecate the incorrect minor. |
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Add forceTTL to cache settings
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If a value is set here, this TTL will be used regardless of the HTTP
cache directives. This can be useful in a case like a CLI, where
repeated runs within some defined time range should re-use HTTP
responses, even if those responses are not cacheable according to
the server.
Version bump
a061b22