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The constants used to define caching in views.py use public and no-caching headers for any request method which is authenticated to keep user data private and to prevent issues such as #206 / openstax/webview#955 . Could we still keep user data private and take advantage of caching for authenticated views methods by changing NO_CACHE to NO_CACHE = (None, {'public': FALSE}) or TIMED_CACHE= (datetime.timedelta(...), {'public': False})?
The constants used to define caching in views.py use public and no-caching headers for any request method which is authenticated to keep user data private and to prevent issues such as #206 / openstax/webview#955 . Could we still keep user data private and take advantage of caching for authenticated views methods by changing
NO_CACHEtoNO_CACHE = (None, {'public': FALSE})orTIMED_CACHE= (datetime.timedelta(...), {'public': False})?