Disable client-side caching for some orchestrators

[schustmi]

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Client-side caching is failing for orchestrators that don't follow our usual process of creating an orchestrator intermediate representation and then forwarding that to the orchestrator.

Instead, these orchestrators have their own entrypoint that runs in one environment and spins up additional environments for the actual steps to run. There is no easy solution to make this work with the client-side caching implementation, which is why I disabled it for these orchestrators for now.

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[bcdurak]

I am not 100% sure about this, could we not potentially modify the entrypoints that we use for these orchestrators to mimic the behavior of the other orchestrators?

[bcdurak]

It would be nice to write these messages as logger.debug(...) IMO.

[schustmi]

Yes, if we had more time there would be multiple solutions for this, but all of them take days of effort as far as I can see.
I'm always a little sceptical to have log messages on simple properties. Why would it log something each time a boolean is read? We don't even know who tries to access it. What do you think instead if we add a log if we skip client-side caching for some reason?

[bcdurak]

Maybe I chose the wrong place to post this comment. What I meant was, how about we display this message (in the commented-out section) as a debug message only once when a pipeline is executed? Otherwise, I agree with you. Displaying it every time someone accesses it, is a bad idea.