✨️ Add cache update feature

[kirtangajjar]

Depends on:
EasyEngine/site-command#387
EasyEngine/site-type-php#87
EasyEngine/site-type-wp#194
fixes EasyEngine/feature-requests#92

[kirtangajjar]

This was needed for site type PHP and wp where some existing methods were called. Those methods were called in site create too where they use array index to access properties. In site update, we use object property accessor to get the values.

[dhsathiya]

@kirtangajjar Another approach can be to set the skip variable in a different file.
Include the file in main.conf.
To turn it on/off just replace the skip value to 1.

The only thing it won't do is, turn off/on X-SRCache-Fetch-Status and X-SRCache-Store-Status headers instead of just changing their values.

To me, that will not create any issue as the value on skip cache will be BYPASS on both headers.

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Implementation

1. /opt/easyengine/sites/example.com/config/nginx/conf.d/main.conf

        # Redis NGINX CONFIGURATION
        # set $skip 0;
        include /usr/local/openresty/nginx/conf/conf.d/redis.conf;

2. /opt/easyengine/sites/example.com/config/nginx/conf.d/redis.conf

set $skip 0;  # or 1 to BYPASS

now you just have to change redis.conf.

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Update:

We can put headers in a separate file. Then when not required we can make the file empty in order to disable the headers.
We can also add cache-related conditions to redis.conf

cc: @mrrobot47

[bklim5]

hi checking if this is still actively being developed or maintained? We also have a recent use case to enable --cache from the update command.