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Make the user cache work for job entities in the queue. #2074
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May 31, 2022 13:40
task-ent->user uses :db/id as a cache key. However, synthetic tasks entities for pending jobs don't have that and aren't cached. This makes that cache essentially noop for pending jobs; they always miss. Fix this by borrowing the :db/id of the source job.
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Why are we making these changes?
task-ent->user uses :db/id as a cache key. However, synthetic tasks
entities for pending jobs don't have that and aren't cached. This makes
that cache essentially noop for pending jobs; they always miss.
Fix this by borrowing the :db/id of the source job.