fix(response caching): nullable fields in entities - #8767
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PR URL: #8767
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Summary of changes:
The documentation has been updated to improve readability, clarity, and accessibility. This includes changes to avoid pluralizing code symbols, using active voice, providing more precise terminology, and improving link text. Indentation issues were also corrected, corrected and a missing period was added.
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Avoid pluralizing code symbols with a trailing 's'. Use a noun phrase like "directives" to improve readability.
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### Can I use compound `@key` directives?
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Use active voice ("You can use") and avoid pluralizing code symbols.
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Yes. You can use compound `@key` directives, including lists. However, their complexity introduces overhead. Prioritize simplicity in your cache key design.
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Avoid pluralizing code symbols. Referring to "fields" is also more precise in this context.
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### Can `@key` fields represent nullable data in `@cacheTag`?
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Use active voice ("the router interpolates") for clarity.
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Yes. However, the router interpolates `null` data as an empty string. For example, consider an entity key with fields `id` and `name`, where `name` is nullable. If you specify `@cacheTag(format: "user-{$key.id}-{$key.name}")` and the entity key is `{"id": 1, "name": null}`, the generated cache tag is `user-1-`.
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Remove indentation to prevent the text from rendering as a code block. Add a missing period. Use descriptive link text for better accessibility and context. Rephrase to improve flow and reduce repetition.
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This example uses a simple, non-nullable `@key` to improve reliability and performance. The router also supports compound, non-nullable `@key`s. For details, see the [response caching FAQ](/routing/performance/caching/response-caching/faq).
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