Does the Nestjs cache-manager set command replace or append the given values to the key if the key already exists ? The documentation is not very clear on this
If the key already exists, cache-maanger
replace that key. It does not append a new value.
That's true I've not read any docs that explicitly says .set
override previous data, but you can take a look to the package tests.
I've downloaded repository and I've created a new test like this:
it('should override key', async () => {
cache = await caching(async (arg?: MemoryConfig) => memoryStore(arg));
await cache.set(key, value);
await sleep(20);
await expect(cache.get(key)).resolves.toEqual(value);
const newValue = 'newValue'
await cache.set(key, newValue);
await sleep(20)
await expect(cache.get(key)).resolves.toEqual(newValue);
})
I've overwritten the key and the result is the new one, is not appended.