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There is nothing that would suddenly just drop the cache. But updates to existing cached directories will invalidate parts of it and depending on what level content is changed this...

Yes, if you change anything in a folder (adding, removing) all it's currently cached information is lost and will have to be refreshed. It is possibly so that the cache...

You need to be aware of the problem we are facing here. The invalidation has no clue exactly what has changed, it only knows that "something" has changed. That means...

What could possibly be an option here is to check if warmup is enabled and if so restart the background task(s). But I need to look at that some other...

I am not so sure about your statement about warmup never completing. It would obviously not start from the top root folder (unless that is what changed) but from the...

Another thing that I guess is not obvious is that the directory cache never cache actual external content. It only caches what is located inside RAR archives. So consider the...

Since more users seems interested in this topic, would a beta-patch introducing an option to auto-trigger the warmup have any considerable value?

Thanks for the issue report. I took the liberty to change the subject since I believe it was a typo. The limitation for compressed/encrypted archives is clearly stated in the...

So just to put some context into how this currently works for compressed/encrypted archives is that extraction is done on-the-fly (separate process) towards an intermediate I/O buffer. It is from...

Any updates here? Otherwise I will close this issue due to no activity.