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Install
Works with Drupal: 8.xUsing Composer to manage Drupal site dependencies
Alternative installation files
Download acquia_purge-8.x-1.0-alpha3.tar.gztar.gz
22.56 KB
MD5: 57b8b92a1d8a09a3e105fe56db811d06
SHA-1: 40ce6345825d5712ec19be6b36e29884ef0ed3d1
SHA-256: 0cb3c124a63938dd91c687db81314a9dae682eb7a7ad5a9cc644bd0b5cc7e289
Download acquia_purge-8.x-1.0-alpha3.zipzip
32.1 KB
MD5: ddca39520ca9980d9e59cb76285f1e79
SHA-1: 9197ffa0c5cf024f7fdfbc56ab5b8afe83b58369
SHA-256: a8d8c9b1c970bcda1f73c16e405142a25420d0fc344949bb6321859933d26756
Release notes
I'm happy to announce version 8.x-1.0-alpha3
of the Acquia Purge module for Drupal 8. This version is not intended for general consumption yet and currently only targeted at selected customers part of our "Acquia Purge Alpha Program", which are closely monitored over a period of time to see how their sites perform and more importantly, how hardware interactions play out. This module supports legacy URL invalidation but its main raison d'être is cache invalidation by tags now, which is now natively available on Acquia Cloud.
Changes in alpha3
- Tags in
X-Acquia-Purge-Tags
are now space-separated. - Tags containing spaces are now explicitly disallowed as this is the only character which Drupal will never emit as part of a cache tag.
- Issue #2844852 by neetu morwani, adam.weingarten: Minify the cache tags sent in the header
- The
::invalidateTags()
implementation now no longer distinguishes between one or multiple tags. - Codified a new "Alpha Program" access token into the module, as we're preparing the program's launch.
Niels