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Illustrative source summary: when two callers miss the same key at once, they currently each hit the store. The note asks whether waiters should share one in-flight lookup and how the key is composed when headers differ.
- Engineering notes describing concurrent lookups that share a cache key.
- Block diagram of callers, coalescer, and backing store (source material, not a filing drawing).
- Code comments describing waiters that share one in-flight lookup.
Illustrative specification paragraph
In this illustration, concurrent callers that miss the same cache key wait on one shared lookup instead of each querying the backing store. After the store returns, the coalescer fans the result out to the waiting callers. Header-dependent key composition remains an open question for the inventor to add before revising the draft.
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Specification
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Figures stay plan-only
- Fig. 1 — system context: callers, coalescer, store
- Fig. 2 — request-coalescing sequence
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Inventor-Comment
Organize inventor feedback and follow-up questions. Open question in this illustration: Confirm whether Vary-style headers belong in the cache key.
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