[Junie]: Junie Push cache backend checks down to backend classes#8
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📝 Original Issue Description
Currently, the three system checks for caches are individual functions in django.core.checks.caches. But two of them relate only to FileBasedCache, yet still run regardless of which backends are used. This structure causes some issues:
FileBasedCache and its dependencies are imported even when not used.
Some waste in check_cache_location_not_exposed() when no FileBasedCache is configured, which resolves some paths before checking against caches.
The code structure is a bit messy with repeated loops and isinstance(cache, FileBasedCache) conditions.
I propose restructuring these checks to live within the cache backend classes in django.core.cache.backends.*, adopting the same pattern used for model and field checks, admin checks, and staticfiles finders. (And template backend checks, as I proposed in #35233.)
This would mean:
Adding BaseCache.check() which just does return [] for now.
Pushing the existing two checks down to a new FileBasedCache.check() method.
Dropping the existing code.
Checking tests cover the checks sufficiently and they pass with the new structure.
Potentially adding a test to cover a custom cache backend with its own check.
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📊 Junie Summary
The cache system checks in Django were restructured by adding a
check()method toBaseCacheand moving related checks toFileBasedCache, consolidating standalone functions intocheck_cache_backends. Tests were updated to ensure correct implementation, though they could not be run due to environment limitations. No documentation updates were needed.