[Cache] disable lock on CLI #44669
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The issue was talking about problems happening in Apache, so I doubt that disabling it only on CLI will fix it. |
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It was about apache calling commands in a subprocess, isn't it? |
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#41130 (comment) should be checked, as it talks about nested caching in parallell requests |
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I thought using semaphores would fix the linked issue but I'm proposing to revert them in #44667
Instead, I think we should disable the lock on CLI processes.
The purpose of having locks enabled by default is to prevent cache stamped at deploy time. Disabling the lock on CLI still provides this protection on eg FPM.
For ppl that really want a lock between eg crons and FPM, the lock component should be used instead.