Remove caching support in HighVoltage #221
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LGTM Is there some other form of caching we should recommend instead? |
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Good question @bernerdschaefer. Perhaps instead of removing the section in the README about caching altogether, we keep the links to |
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Updated the README to restore our notes on caching and linking to the Rails guides. WDUT @bernerdschaefer? |
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Page caching was deprecated in fac899f. In preparation to move towards a 3.0 release with Rails 5.0 support, we are removing built in caching support.
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Page caching was deprecated in fac899f. In preparation to move towards a 3.0 release with
Rails 5.0 support, we are removing built in caching support. Specifically the
actionpack-action_cachingandactionpack-page_cachingdo not support Rails 5 which makes it harder for us to push forward.