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Peter Dietz commented on DS-871:
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I've tried the suggestion to artifactbrowser.CollectionRecentSubmissions in
removing all the implements caching, and tried the suggestion in DS-298 to
change the pipeline to type=noncaching, and it hasn't decached the collection
page's recent submissions.
I have noticed that restarting tomcat will get the recent submissions to
update, however, thats not a very practical solution.
> XMLUI caches community / collection page which doesn't show a recently
> submitted item immediately
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> Key: DS-871
> URL: https://jira.duraspace.org/browse/DS-871
> Project: DSpace
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: XMLUI
> Affects Versions: 1.7.0, 1.7.1
> Reporter: Peter Dietz
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> With discovery disabled in xmlui, a recently submitted item does not show on
> the recently submitted items list for the collection or community page, until
> the page cache expires. This may be by design, but it is a route that a user
> may be expecting to find their recently submitted item.
> Perhaps on submission, the cache for the parent container pages can be
> invalidated so that the next page view of it will get the recently submitted
> item in the list.
> To reproduce, in xmlui (tested with discovery off), view a collection page,
> then submit a new item to that collection, and go back to that collection
> page after submission. Continuously refreshing the page will not show the new
> item, unless a user tries to hard-clear the xmlui cache. Such as appending
> junk to the url as a parameter. i.e.
> servername.com/handle/123456789/1234?random-text
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