Bump ZiggyCreatures.FusionCache from 1.2.0 to 1.3.0 in the nuget group

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Bumps the nuget group with 1 update: ZiggyCreatures.FusionCache.

Updates ZiggyCreatures.FusionCache from 1.2.0 to 1.3.0

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v1.3.0

♊ Auto-Clone (docs)

In general is never a good idea to mutate data retrieved from the cache: it should always be considered immutable/readonly. To see why, read more in the docs.

Not all the scenarios where mutating a piece of data we got from the cache are necessarily wrong though, as users may have a particular use case where that may be needed, and ideally they should be abe to do that in an easy (and optimized!) way, by following the tried and true "it just works" mindset.

With Auto-Clone this is now possible.

A couple of details:

• it just works, out of the box
• is easy to use
• doesn't require extra coding/setup (it's just a new EnableAutoClone option)
• uses existing code infrastructure (eg: IFusionCacheSerializer)
• has granular control on a per-entry basis
• is performant (as much as possible)

Thanks to community users @​JarrodOsborne and @​kzkzg !

See here for the original issue.

💣 Fail-Safe Without Exceptions (docs)

Currently the way to activate fail-safe is for a factory to throw an exception.

This makes sense, since the whole point of fail-safe is to protect us when an error occurs while executing a factory.

But there may be other ways to do it, for example by using a variation of the Result Pattern or similar approaches, in which throwing an exception is not necessary.

This is now possible thanks to the new Fail(...) method on the FusionCacheFactoryExecutionContext<TValue> type, which we can access when executing a factory.

A quick example:

var productResult = await cache.GetOrSetAsync<Result<Product>>(
	$"product:{id}",
	async (ctx, ct) =>
	{
		var productResult = GetProductFromDb(id);
	if (productResult.IsSuccess == false)
	{
		return ctx.Fail(productResult.Error);
	}
return productResult;

},
opt =&gt; opt.SetDuration(duration).SetFailSafe(true)

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Commits

• d8aaf1c Update packages refs
• c2b418f Update packages refs
• 2ab4734 v1.3.0
• 80e9839 Docs
• b0a05d6 Docs
• 4635731 Docs
• b3d5e95 Docs
• 390421f Better tests
• a048d72 Tests for fail-safe without exceptions
• 6aa78ea Better tests
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Looks like ZiggyCreatures.FusionCache is updatable in another way, so this is no longer needed.