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[AFImageDownloader defaultURLCache] is broken and can exceed disk cache limit #4737
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Goals ⚽
This fixes an issue introduced in #4523
In Apple's documentation, the diskPath in
[NSURLCache initWithMemoryCapacity:diskCapacity:diskPath:]
isIn existing code, we're feeding the entire path (including the absolute cache path), and the absolute path of our cache directory will be like
/CACHE_DIR/CACHE_DIR/com.alamofire.imageDownloader
. This will break because the absolute path to the cache directory can change and it's observed during app upgrade. After the path change, there will be a new cache directory created, and we won't be able to hit cache with NSURLCache in the previous path, what's worse is this will exceed the disk cache size limit as NSURLCache will only check the size for the diskPath it initialized with.See below screenshot for an example

Implementation Details 🚧
The newer initializer (used in
#if TARGET_OS_MACCATALYST
)initWithMemoryCapacity:diskCapacity:directoryURL:
indeed asks for absolute path, so we will not touch that. But in the initializer usingdiskPath
only pass in thediskPath
rather than the absolute path to the cache directory.Testing Details 🔍
After the change, the NSURLCache control of the total disk size limit is fixed and we're hitting caches more frequently.