I tried turning options.CACHE on, but it didn't appear to have any effect. I dug into cachecontrol, and from what I can tell, it won't cache anything unless the response has a Cache-Control header and either a nonzero max-age or an "Expires" header. neo4j (3.0.1) doesn't send either of these, so I don't think it will ever cache a response.
I can't think of any way to fix this in this project, so I've modified my copy of cachecontrol so it caches things without the headers. It might be worth removing the section on caching from the documentation though. If you agree I can submit a PR.
I tried turning options.CACHE on, but it didn't appear to have any effect. I dug into cachecontrol, and from what I can tell, it won't cache anything unless the response has a Cache-Control header and either a nonzero max-age or an "Expires" header. neo4j (3.0.1) doesn't send either of these, so I don't think it will ever cache a response.
I can't think of any way to fix this in this project, so I've modified my copy of cachecontrol so it caches things without the headers. It might be worth removing the section on caching from the documentation though. If you agree I can submit a PR.