[Solved] Why does this cached view not cache responses?@cache_page(60) def view(request, id): return HttpResponse(f"ID: {id}") | Django

Django - Caching

Why does this cached view not cache responses?

@cache_page(60)
def view(request, id):
    return HttpResponse(f"ID: {id}")

ABecause the view has a parameter, cache key must include it

BBecause @cache_page only works on class-based views

CBecause HttpResponse cannot be cached

DBecause timeout is too short

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand cache key and view parameters
When a view has parameters, the cache key must include them to cache different outputs.
Step 2: Evaluate other options
@cache_page works on function views, HttpResponse is cacheable, timeout 60 seconds is valid.
Final Answer:
Because the view has a parameter, cache key must include it -> Option A
Quick Check:
Cache key must vary by view parameters [OK]

Quick Trick: Cache keys must include view args to cache varied responses [OK]

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