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I’m trying to remove a specific item from the ASP.NET Cache in order to force a reload. Something like this:
System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Cache.Remove(SomeKey);
But then I check it immediately afterward, and Cache[SomeKey] is NOT null. It still contains a reference to this item I want to clear. Am I missing something obvious here?
OK, I figured it out… turns out I had a property in my Watch debug window, which had a side effect of priming the cache. So even though I was looking at the Cache object it was actually being instantly updated with a new value every time it was cleared. Embarrassing.