In some url pattern it is not working about ts-cacheable

[angelnikolov]

Hey @234akshay, can you provide some snippets of code which led to this?

[234akshay]

@Cacheable({
async: true,
maxCacheCount: 1000,
maxAge: 7200000
})
callGetAPI(url: string) {
return this.http.get(environment.apiUrl + url, this.headers())
.pipe(map(
data => {
return data;
}
));
}

// this way i am doing it is correct way?

[angelnikolov]

And you are calling this twice with the same url?

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[234akshay]

no i am calling once at a time but after sometime hit same api it is getting empty data because it is coming from cache. i don't know but at same time it is calling only once not twice that i am sure.

[angelnikolov]

Can you check the network tab and confirm that no 2nd request is sent?
It doesn't make sense that just the data is empty and the rest of the payload is the same..
Also you have some other differences in the payload like to and total so I guess that's a new request.
I see that you are using one generic method that you maybe use for all [GET]s. You are also using a maxCacheCount which should cache 1000 calls.
It looks like you are calling different URLs between the first and the second call, and the second payload is coming from the server.

[234akshay]

thanks for giving quick reply i check on Monday and give response.