The creation and usage of the folders āpage-cacheā and āuuid-cacheā are as expected.
But I donāt understand why the folder ākirby-test.ddev.siteā with another uuid cache is generated and if this is important?
If I open this folder, I can see that the uuid cache inside is more filled than the configured āuuid-cacheā folder.
Can someone explain to me what this is for and how important it is for Kirby to generate/use this folder?
I read the explanations about the cache. But it says:
By default, Kirby generates the cache prefix as the siteās index URL and the cacheās name. [ā¦] If you run your site on multiple domains and want to share the cache between all domains, you can override the cache prefix like so:
And thats exactly what I did. I tried to overwrite the siteās index URL cache prefix with āpage-cacheā and āuuid-cacheā. But the URL cache prefix folder is still generated and contain a uuid cache.
My question here is why the URL prefix cache is still generated and if this cache is important or how it is still used?
But if this should not happen I assume this directory has no purpose at all. I try to reproduce it with a Starterkit. If I can, Iāll link it here
EDIT: I cant reproduce this. Additionally, it only happens in my ddev local environment of existing projects. I test-deployed one with the changes and it does not happen in production environment. Everything seems like expected here.
Even if I cant understand it I think this topic can be closed then. Thank you @texnixe for trying it out and sorry that it is not reproducable.