Hi.
What do you think about adding another expiration logic, such as SlidingExpiration or ChangeToken expiration?
I see that MemroyCacheProvider is based on Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory.MemoryCache (which is already support theese features), so would be great to use token expiration for rarely modified data or sliding expiration to keep frequently requested data always in cache.
Hi.
What do you think about adding another expiration logic, such as SlidingExpiration or ChangeToken expiration?
I see that MemroyCacheProvider is based on Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory.MemoryCache (which is already support theese features), so would be great to use token expiration for rarely modified data or sliding expiration to keep frequently requested data always in cache.