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Content type and part definitions should be cached

description

It's quite common to access type or part definitions in order to get settings, etc. Whenever that happens, one or several database queries are issued. When the definition is accessed in order to optimize other queries, this is particularly counter-productive.
This information should be perfectly safe to cache. First access could actually be pretty aggressive and bring all definitions down in one query.

comments

pszmyd wrote Dec 20, 2012 at 9:57 PM

+1. Indeed, that data is rarely changed so it's a perfect target for caching.

abhishekluv wrote Dec 28, 2012 at 4:18 PM

+1 Yes

sebastienros wrote Mar 5 at 8:38 PM

Cache id by name at least to benefit from first level caching.

sebastienros wrote Apr 23 at 11:57 PM

Fixed in changeset 9f83dd566926

sebastienros wrote Apr 27 at 5:31 PM

Actually I fixed the wrong bug

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