Regeneration has been moved into the Laragear\CacheQuery\Cache class. If you need to programmatically regenerate results, use the regenWhen() and regenUnless() methods of the aforementioned class.
Locks have been removed in favour of flexible caching, which under the hood already uses locks. If you're using locks, you should migrate to flexible caching.
Custom Cache Store has been moved into the Laragear\CacheQuery\Cache class. If you need to use a non-default cache store, use the store() method of the aforementioned class.
Cache keys are now used exclusively to delete one or multiple queries, like tags. Multiple queries using the same key will yield different results, as these will not share the same cache key anymore.
If you need to keep the same functionality, use your application Cache directly.
use App\Modesl\User;
$users = cache()->remember('users', 60, function () {
return User::all();
})Idempotent queries have been removed. Cached queries only work for SELECT procedures, like first() or get().
As an alternative, you can use the remember() method of your application cache for the same effect:
cache()->remember('idempotent', 60, function () {
Article::whereKey(10)->increment('unique_views');
return true;
})If for some reason you where using the query hashes, 2.x incorporates the connection name into the hash. This means that the cached query will be usable only for the given connection.