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Support for py2 was dropped in Flask-Caching 1.8.0, so I'm pretty sure the "py2" shouldn't be there in the wheel file name anymore. I'm not sure if the existing wheel files names for 1.
@shaypal5 I'm submitting this PR to hopefully make cachier a bit more usable with long-running functions.
I had noticed that the recursion pattern in wait_on_entry_calc was causing the issues I was seeing in #24. I changed the implementation here, and ran a few test cases on a project I was working on.
For short-running functions, nothing breaks. The cache gets loaded correctly, and the
Compact Cache V2 is used by ArcGIS to store raster tiles. The bundle file structure is very simple and optimized for quick access, resulting in improved performance over alternative formats.
A python script that automatise the training of a CNN, compress it through tensorflow (or ristretto) plugin, and compares the performance of the two networks
https://pypi.org/project/Flask-Caching/#files
Support for py2 was dropped in Flask-Caching 1.8.0, so I'm pretty sure the "py2" shouldn't be there in the wheel file name anymore. I'm not sure if the existing wheel files names for 1.