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If 'objectcache' had a UNIX timestamp integer field, it could be used to improve eventual consistency with mysql statement-based circular replication. The field could have a default value and would only be referenced if configured for easier backwards compatibility. A related feature would be to make delete() use tombstones with a TTL. Tombstone updates would also make use of the timestamp field and could "write-hole" older writes that took a while to replicate over.

If 'objectcache' had a UNIX timestamp integer field, it could be used to improve eventual consistency with mysql statement-based circular replication. The field could have a default value and would only be referenced if configured for easier backwards compatibility. A related feature would be to make delete() use tombstones with a TTL. Tombstone updates would also make use of the timestamp field and could "write-hole" older writes that took a while to replicate over. A flags field could also be used to signal tombstones, new compression and serialization formats (e.g. JSON).

If 'objectcache' had a UNIX timestamp integer field, it could be used to improve eventual consistency with mysql statement-based circular replication. The field could have a default value and would only be referenced if configured for easier backwards compatibility. A related feature would be to make delete() use tombstones with a TTL. Tombstone updates would also make use of the timestamp field and could "write-hole" older writes that took a while to replicate over. A flags field could also be used to signal tombstones, new compression and serialization formats (e.g. JSON).