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* Refactor to use structured logging * Properly formatted with gofmt * created interface Cache, but construction of cache is still coupled. * Implementing cache factories to build caches * Simple redis implementation without error handling. Keys and values by default are string * refactor NewLocalCacheLayer to inject cache factory * Removed redis impl to focus on cache abstraction * CacheFactory injected on sqlsupplier and saved in Store struct * remove useless private method * replace concrete declaration of lru cache to cache abstraction * discard spaces * Renamed factory to provider because concrete implementations of factories may hold an state (such as a redis client for example) * refactor to include all caches in the same package cache and subpackages * method close cache. This method will be used for concrete implementations that need to release resources (close a connection, etc) * closing cacheprovider and releasing resources while closing sql store * fixed merge conflict fail * gofmt files * remove unused property from post_store * naming refactor to avoid stutter. Added godocs on interface * Store doesnt know anything about the cache and provider. Cache provider will be built after loading config and injected in localCacheLayer * fixed broken test * cache provider initialized before RunOldAppInitialization which initializes the localcachelayer * move statusCache to server to initialize it with the new cache provider * update terms_service and channel_layer to have new cacheProvider * gofmt * Add Connect method to the cache provider * mock cacheprovider in user_layer_test Co-authored-by: Ben Schumacher <ben.schumacher@mattermost.com> Co-authored-by: mattermod <mattermod@users.noreply.github.com>
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