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Headers request - Add Cache-Control headers to responses
See original GitHub issueHi @jakewmeyer
I’ve noticed no Cache-Control headers have been added to the API responses. Since applications might want to optimise their caching providing the Cache-Control headers could be very useful. Would it be possible to add these? I am for example using Retrofit to make API calls. If Cache-Control is added I can less frequent make calls to the API.
Cheers! Jeroen
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For launches, yes. Long enough that the db doesn’t get hammered too hard during heavy traffic, yet short enough that time sensitive updates don’t take too long.
Would be nice if these can be added to the v3 as well so I can quick add this to my client if it’s not that much work. Will migrate to v4 in the upcoming month probably.