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Feature caching wiped out for processed fmws when disabling Enabling Feature Caching

  • July 19, 2019
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I ran a rather lengthy fmw using feature caching...open in one window.

I opened another fmw and decided I didn't need feature caching for that fmw so i disabled feature caching and ran my workspace.

When I returned to my completed fmw window the caching indicators were removed since no caching data existed anymore.

I think this is an obvious issue. Running or not running with Feature Caching enabled should not be globally reflected just workspace specific. Either that or a previously run fmw should not be altered.

Anyone else experience this?

Thanks,

Pete

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stalknecht
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  • July 21, 2019

I experience and agree with you that enabling and dissabling feature caching should be workspace specific instead of globaly. I suggest you post an Idea for improvement. You will have my vote!


david_r
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  • July 22, 2019

Indeed, I can confirm that this is a known issue.

Be sure to vote for this idea:

https://knowledge.safe.com/content/idea/68833/new-workspace-parameter-always-disable-featurecach.html