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I have Entity Cache installed, and have noticed that if Node B is in the cache, when Node A gets saved, and when CNR updated Node B's corresponding node reference, the cached node won't get deleted. Thus, Node B appears to continue being unlinked to Node A. All that needs to happen is to flush the Entity Cache entry for Node B, and we're in business.
Attached is a very small patch which does this.
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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entity-cache-support.patch | 586 bytes | joelstein |
Comments
Comment #1
Bastlynn CreditAttribution: Bastlynn commentedI can confirm this works beautifully.
Comment #2
rp7 CreditAttribution: rp7 commentedI can confirm that the patch in #1 works.
Comment #3
Bastlynn CreditAttribution: Bastlynn commentedLooks like this patch is ready to get pulled into the project :) Canst we have a maintainer?
Comment #4
czigor CreditAttribution: czigor commented42de53e3fa93f8dcd06a1da98fe2cf8a4954e7ff Issue #1399906 by joelstein: Incompatibility with Entity Cache
Comment #5
Bastlynn CreditAttribution: Bastlynn commentedThank you muchly! :)