cache

To check cache status and analyze hit rates, run the cache utility with Bun to display current usage and apply the --analyze flag for performance insights. The tool outputs hit rates and savings effects to help optimize your development workflow.

You can selectively clear temporary and persistent cache by running the cache utility with the --clear flag for partial removal or --all for a full clear. This manages temporary cache in /tmp and persistent cache in one command.

Yes, you can output cache analysis results in JSON format by passing the --json option to the cache utility. This formats hit rates and performance savings data for automated processing and integration into other tools.

Yes, Bun is required to run cache status checks, clearing, and analysis. The utility depends on the scripts/cache-status.ts file and the Bun runtime to execute cache management tasks and generate performance insights.

The best way to manage both temporary and persistent cache in one place is using a dedicated cache utility that supports status checks, selective clearing, and analysis. This consolidates /tmp and persistent cache management into a single workflow.

Analyzing cache hit rates and savings effects helps identify performance bottlenecks and optimize development workflows. The cache utility provides insights into how effectively your temporary and persistent caches are being utilized.