Cache API

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Cache API component

The Object Cache API lives in cache.php. The cache can be replaced by persistent object caches such as Memcached Redux and APC Object Cache.

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30 open tickets in the Cache API component

30 open tickets	defect (bug)	enhancement
5.0.1	1	0
Awaiting Review	12	3
Future Release	8	5
5.1	0	1

30 open tickets. Last 7 days: +0 tickets

4 tickets that have no replies

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#32452 Cache optimizations
#40420 key/group naming confusion in _get_non_cached_ids() performance
#41615 Small clean-up in cache.php
#43341 Proposal: new cache helper functions

1 ticket slated for 5.1

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#21402 Remove PHP4 methods, format consistently

30 open tickets

Open bugs: 21. View list on Trac

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