[5.x] Fix multi-site URL invalidation in ApplicationCacher#13793
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[5.x] Fix multi-site URL invalidation in ApplicationCacher#13793jasonvarga merged 2 commits into5.xfrom
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invalidateUrl()by now passing$domaintoforgetUrl(). This resulted in URL index issues in multi-site setups. Also extracts the domain from full URLs when$domainis null which can happen when running from the command line. Looks like this is just an issue withhalfmeasure and got fixed infullmeasure and theFileCacherin 2022 already, see #6621.Tests ensure that URL invalidation actually works correctly in a multi-site setup verifying the URL index is updated under the correct domain hash when
$domainis explicitly passed and then also verifies domain extraction works for CLI contexts.Should go into
6.xtoo.Reported by Christian J. through support, thanks!