Added support for APCu Cache driver #77
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@jfdion, would be cool, if you add the new cache Driver to the readme |
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@simensen looks good to me, what do you think? |
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Hi, could you merge this pull request please? It will be very appreciate! |
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With PHP 7.0 (and availability to use OPcache), APC is no longer the only opcode cache extension. APCu as been made available to replace the key/value component of APC.
APCu is officially supported in Doctrine\Cache since v. 1.6
I did not include any new tests since there was none to test other services, but I can, if they are required