Reading this ( https://learn.getgrav.org/16/advanced/performance-and-caching#grav-core-caching ), I was under the impression that the hash method would actually hash the files (in a fast not-so-secure way as it is not the point.)

I guess that the idea is to not load the file from disk, making it faster. Here comes the issue: when deploying, you have to be careful or preserving file attributes

Problem

Hi,

When a user is requesting to reset his pas

Summary

CouchDB keeps a list of purge infos to ensure that purges can be applied on a cluster without purged documents being re-introduced by internal replication.

It would be useful to make this list available for replication clients like PouchDB, who then could apply local purges on their own. I know PouchDB doesn’t implement purge just yet, but it’s something that folks will need befor

We need to get a few people trained on how to create Docker images when we release a new dotCMS version, so the teams can generate all the release files without @wezell having to be involved.

Acceptance Criteria:

1. At least one person from each team who can generate the Docker images.
2. Documentation of the process in the dev wiki.

Expected Behavior

I should be able to define functions passing a string to views field

await handle.insert({
      _id: '_design/des',
      view: {
        view1: `
          function (doc) {
            if (doc.ClassName ===

Followed the steps from the tutorial on https://docs.flextype.org/en/cookbook/tutorials/blog.
Assuming that a 'blog' is a main page / folder containing multiple subpages listed on with pagination.
I want multiple 'blog' , so multiple main page / folder listing all the subpages / folder/entries each one contains.

Structure example where e

Following the documented approach for adding blueprints from a plugin, the blueprint never appears to instantiate. In static-generator.php:

public function onGetPageBlueprints(Event $event)
{
    $types = $event->types;
    $types->scanBlueprints('plugins://' . $this->name . '/blueprints');
    dum

Expected Behavior

Right now, when we edit a document, it brings us back to the document listing page. I sometime need to test some application change by modifying a document re

Graby configuration: (in services.yml on a Wallabag instance)

    wallabag_core.graby:
        class: Graby\Graby
        arguments:
            -
                http_client:
                    ua_browser: 'Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Googlebot/2.1; +http://www.google.com/bot.html)'
                    rewrite_url:
                        'weibo.com':
                            '

I'm attempting to trial the latest version of unite to see how difficult it would be to upgrade my project to it once it becomes widely available however the current lack of documentation is making this rather difficult as I find myself having to go through the code in an attempt to find out how to use the application.

Is there a timeline for getting the new documentation written at https://do

There is a case when entity that describes content is in relation with some other entity and is removed implicitly by cascade and not manually, so it may be necessary to register event listener to unset/delete content described by such entity.

Doing so manually requires boilerplate event listener each one of them injecting ContentStore for particular entity and doing same `store.unsetContent(en