Updated README section on COMPRESS_CACHE_BACKEND for 1.3 compatibility.

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Carl Meyer
2011-01-18 05:39:19 +08:00
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.. note:: .. note::
For production sites it is advisable to use a real cache backend such as For production sites it is advisable to use a real cache backend such as
memcached to speed up the checks of compressed files. Make sure you memcached to speed up the checks of compressed files. Make sure you set
set the ``CACHE_BACKEND`` setting (or ``COMPRESS_CACHE_BACKEND``) your Django cache backend appropriately.
appropriately.
CSS Notes: CSS Notes:
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``COMPRESS_CACHE_BACKEND`` ``COMPRESS_CACHE_BACKEND``
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:Default: ``CACHE_BACKEND`` :Default: ``"default"`` or ``CACHE_BACKEND``
The backend to use for caching, in case you want to use a different cache The backend to use for caching, in case you want to use a different cache
backend for compressor. Defaults to the ``CACHE_BACKEND`` setting. backend for compressor.
If you have set the ``CACHES`` setting (new in Django 1.3),
``COMPRESS_CACHE_BACKEND`` defaults to ``"default"``, which is the alias for
the default cache backend. You can set it to a different alias that you have
configured in your ``CACHES`` setting.
If you have not set ``CACHES`` and are still using the old ``CACHE_BACKEND``
setting, ``COMPRESS_CACHE_BACKEND`` defaults to the ``CACHE_BACKEND`` setting.
``COMPRESS_REBUILD_TIMEOUT`` ``COMPRESS_REBUILD_TIMEOUT``
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