APIClientTIgnoreInMemoryCache Property

Indicates if the local response cache should be ignored and always make the request to the Local File System and then to the Rest API. The default value is true. Which means if an API Client wants to use local cached values, it must be enabled (set to false) within the concrete API Client. The option to ignore in memory cache can either be set at the API Client level, or on a per request level. Cached responses are only valid for HttpMethod GET calls. To enable cache for a API call two things needs to happen. First the concrete APIClient needs to enabled caching response by setting .IgnoreInMemoryCache to false. Second, each response object must enable it by overridding GetCacheValueExpiryTime to a value in the future.

public bool IgnoreInMemoryCache { get; set; }