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Update Memcached Drop-in #6003

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@WPprodigy WPprodigy commented Nov 21, 2024

Pulls in the bug fix from Automattic/wp-cache-memcached#11

Essentially, just don't stick empty/not-found cache values into runtime cache for non-persistent groups (which are runtime only anyway).

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Project coverage is 30.51%. Comparing base (0affaad) to head (c063021).
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@WPprodigy WPprodigy merged commit f50fd08 into develop Nov 22, 2024
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@WPprodigy WPprodigy deleted the update/wp-cache-memcached-dropin branch November 22, 2024 18:23
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