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Add documentation and python API for persistent cache #6046
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Nice! I prefer the Python API to the environment variables. +1 to eliminating env vars as the way we communicate between Python and C++
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yea I think it is a good idea to just drop env var going forward.
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This change adds a Python API to activate the persistent cache, rather than controlling it exclusively through environment variables.