Fix #489 - Add $realpath_root to fastcgi_cache_key #542
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This acts as an automatic cache buster when a deploy happens. `$realpath_root` contains the real/un-symlinked path to the web root. Example: `/srv/www/example.com/releases/20160101` instead of `/srv/www/example.com/current` This will prevent some known bugs where a cached page refers to a now non-existent "revved" asset like Sage generates (a CSS or JS file with a hash in the filename).
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This acts as an automatic cache buster when a deploy happens.
$realpath_rootcontains the real/un-symlinked path to the web root.Example:
/srv/www/example.com/releases/20160101instead of/srv/www/example.com/currentThis will prevent some known bugs where a cached page refers to a now
non-existent "revved" asset like Sage generates (a CSS or JS file with a
hash in the filename).