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From the documentation, I assumed that client-subnet-always-forward was basically the same as setting send-client-subnet: 0.0.0.0/0 - in terms of upstream functionality of sending ECS upstream it seems to be. However when deploying to a live environment I noticed that there was basically no caching going on. Reading through the code it seems to be that this is the case. From the documentation I did not expect this, but it seems to be written like this in the code comments. Is it possible to clarify in the documentation as to exactly what this option does please?
From the documentation, I assumed that
client-subnet-always-forwardwas basically the same as settingsend-client-subnet: 0.0.0.0/0- in terms of upstream functionality of sending ECS upstream it seems to be. However when deploying to a live environment I noticed that there was basically no caching going on. Reading through the code it seems to be that this is the case. From the documentation I did not expect this, but it seems to be written like this in the code comments. Is it possible to clarify in the documentation as to exactly what this option does please?