Do we expire keys if cached is enabled in CachedEnforcer ?

[yugant007]

I am using CachedEnforcer, i have enabled cached by calling EnableCache(true) method. Also i have set key TTL as SetExpireTime(10). But when deep dive in casbin code, i don't see keys getting expired. I am using golang.

[hsluoyz]

Please paste full code here

[yugant007]

This is how i create casbin cached enforcer instance and intialized it with expire time and enabled cache.

`
enforcer, err := casbin.NewCachedEnforcer(configPath, RBACLenderDashboardSvc.Adapter)

if err != nil {

	return err

}

enforcer.EnableCache(true)

enforcer.SetExpireTime(10)

`

First question this expire time passed in SetExpireTime method is in sec or millisecond ?

Below is cached enforcer authorisation method present in casbin library

`
func (e *CachedEnforcer) Enforce(rvals ...interface{}) (bool, error) {

if atomic.LoadInt32(&e.enableCache) == 0 {

	return e.Enforcer.Enforce(rvals...)

}

key, ok := e.getKey(rvals...)

if !ok {

	return e.Enforcer.Enforce(rvals...)

}


if res, err := e.getCachedResult(key); err == nil {
	return res, nil
} else if err != cache.ErrNoSuchKey {
	return res, err
}

res, err := e.Enforcer.Enforce(rvals...)
if err != nil {
	return false, err
}

err = e.setCachedResult(key, res, e.expireTime)
return res, err

}
`

Implementation of setCachedResult method in casbin library

`
func (e *CachedEnforcer) setCachedResult(key string, res bool, extra ...interface{}) error {

e.locker.Lock()

defer e.locker.Unlock()

return e.cache.Set(key, res, extra...)

}
`

Implementation of Set method in casbin library

`
func (c *DefaultCache) Set(key string, value bool, extra ...interface{}) error {

(*c)[key] = value

return nil

}
`

So we see we are not using expire time in set method ?

[hsluoyz]

@yugant007 plz create a github issue

[yugant007]

Created #1202