I want to store a temporary object in a collection. The temporary object does not need to be serialized to the disk. When I create the object and call the save_xxxx function with save=False the object is stored in the list. But there is something in collection.add() with _internal_cache_update that is only called when Save=True.

 

Some questions about caches and values:

- Are the internal_caches still required?

- Why is the internal_cache only updated when the data is serialized to disk?

- What does the to_datastruct_with_cache() provide in addition or is a replacement?

- Why does remote __get_specific use the raw serializer and not the objects from memory?

 

Regards,

Peter

 

 


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