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[2º] - Release/v1.3.0 delete cache: Implemented Mechanism to Delete Cache #141

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Why we create this PR?

This PR contains all the changes from the deletion of the cache. And the fixes for the contract negotiation issues.

What we want to achieve with this PR?

We want to achieve that when the backend gets a invalid token he is able to refresh it and search again for the contract.

What is new?

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  • Added process to refresh the cache when the transfer has failed
  • Added timestamp to every known DTR in the cache for refreshing the contract id every time it is reached.
  • Added a mechanism to parse/update file system json files by specific properties, avoiding conflicts

Issues Fixed

  • Fix IRS tree component bugs related to the Digital Twin parsing
  • Fix IRS job tracker to one single job.
  • Fix bug related to the broadcast search of digital twin registry
  • Fix minor bugs related to the digital twin search and the caching mechanism

@matbmoser matbmoser added backend Issue or PR connected to the backend application irs Issue or PR related to the IRS component labels Nov 2, 2023
@matbmoser matbmoser added this to the v1.3.0 milestone Nov 2, 2023
@matbmoser matbmoser merged commit 32fb75e into eclipse-tractusx:main Nov 3, 2023
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@matbmoser matbmoser deleted the release/v1.3.0-delete-cache branch November 3, 2023 15:29
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