Comment From: snicoll

It's hard to understand what you're reporting with only a title. I understand it as you invoke the evict endpoint to clear all the caches and you can still see them. Evict doesn't delete the cache, but the entries. If you have more questions, please ask on StackOverflow, as mentioned in the guidelines for contributing, we prefer to use GitHub issues only for bugs and enhancements. If you're trying to report a bug, you'll have to provide more details.

Comment From: HellLiang

1、i use actuator-api like following 1

2

2、but i can also use actuator-api like following: 3

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Comment From: snicoll

Evict doesn't delete the cache, but the entries

Does that help?

Comment From: HellLiang

Evict doesn't delete the cache, but the entries

Does that help?

it means i can not use actuator-api delete cache?

Comment From: HellLiang

Evict doesn't delete the cache, but the entries

Does that help? how can i delete the cache,code? ore other method

Comment From: snicoll

The cache abstraction has no feature to delete a cache. Please ask further questions on StackOverflow.

Comment From: HellLiang

The cache abstraction has no feature to delete a cache. Please ask further questions on StackOverflow.

all right