Caching¶
Aksara 0.7.0 does not ship a public general-purpose aksara.cache API. Earlier
conceptual documentation described cache backends, decorators, and queryset
caching that are not present in the installed package.
Applications can use a cache library directly for application-owned derived
values. Keep authorization and tenant scope in every cache key, choose an
explicit invalidation policy, and never use cached visibility decisions as a
substitute for current Principal, permission, policy, tenant, or RLS checks.
A framework cache contract remains out of scope for v0.7.0. Durable Authorized Operations do not require Redis or a new general cache API.