Touch Elements only after update #2062
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When an essence has a related object, such as a picture or an attachment, we need to break caches when that related object changes. This reflects this desire - but stops touching the elements on first creation. This results in a major speedup when publishing pages, as publishing results in a lot of essence and element creation.
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What is this pull request for?
When an essence has a related object, such as a picture or an
attachment, we need to break caches when that related object changes.
This reflects this desire - but stops touching the elements on first
creation. This results in a major speedup when publishing pages, as
publishing results in a lot of essence and element creation.
Notable changes (remove if none)
None, I believe.
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