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But there was must-revalidate too, right? What's the difference?
by pas 6y ago
But there was must-revalidate too, right? What's the difference?
- uuidgen 6y ago> must-revalidate, max-age=0 if server doesn't respond it may give you cached > no-cache won't give you cached entry without validation > must-revalidate, max-age=10 will revalidate only after the time has expired
- edaemon 6y agono-cache: you MAY store this, but you MUST revalidate with the server before using it must-revalidate: you MUST revalidate with the server before using this after it expires They overlap but address different things; no-cache is for cacheability while must-revalidate is for validity. I don't think either of them are named very well.