Currently the Most module relies on some behaviour inherited from the baseclass to use caching which gives no options to the end user to turn on or off caching (it's on by global config default via the cache_conf.cache_active default).
In practice this causes troubles as the D9 region files are deleted after a short time thus causing troubles with the cached queries.
It could also be an acceptable alternative to turn off caching for this module.
cc @jonesmg for additional details as he was the one noticing this issue while developing IRSA tutorial notebooks.
Currently the Most module relies on some behaviour inherited from the baseclass to use caching which gives no options to the end user to turn on or off caching (it's on by global config default via the
cache_conf.cache_activedefault).In practice this causes troubles as the D9 region files are deleted after a short time thus causing troubles with the cached queries.
It could also be an acceptable alternative to turn off caching for this module.
cc @jonesmg for additional details as he was the one noticing this issue while developing IRSA tutorial notebooks.