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bc::warm::my_function can be used to asynchronously warm a cached value, but there's no built-in support for triggering warming (e.g. on a schedule). It would be nice to be able to indicate than a function should be "kept warm" by calling warm on some sort of schedule.
Some tangential ideas in this answer around IPC in Bash.
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bc::warm::my_function
can be used to asynchronously warm a cached value, but there's no built-in support for triggering warming (e.g. on a schedule). It would be nice to be able to indicate than a function should be "kept warm" by calling warm on some sort of schedule.Some tangential ideas in this answer around IPC in Bash.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: