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Logan Dethrow authored
* Changed the hard coded cache limit in llappviewer.cpp to 10GB as well as the slider maximum in the preferences menu. * The VFS cache is capped at 1GB due to file system limitations. The former 80/20 split between texture/vfs is maintained up to 5GB. Above this limit the texture cache is given all the additional cache space up to 10GB. * Fixed a log message in lltexturecache.cpp that was not showing the correct texture size. ER-883 * Fixed a bug in llfloaterpreference.cpp that caused new cache value to be written to the old cache setting. This resulted in the the cache not being cleared when the location was set back to the default. ER-882 * Disabled the "The cache will be cleared on reboot" message that is triggered by the reset button in the cache preferences in the case where the cache is already located in the default location. The cache is only cleared when its location is changed. This is intended to address resident confusion regarding the purpose of the reset button, as demonstrated in VWR-19562.
Logan Dethrow authored* Changed the hard coded cache limit in llappviewer.cpp to 10GB as well as the slider maximum in the preferences menu. * The VFS cache is capped at 1GB due to file system limitations. The former 80/20 split between texture/vfs is maintained up to 5GB. Above this limit the texture cache is given all the additional cache space up to 10GB. * Fixed a log message in lltexturecache.cpp that was not showing the correct texture size. ER-883 * Fixed a bug in llfloaterpreference.cpp that caused new cache value to be written to the old cache setting. This resulted in the the cache not being cleared when the location was set back to the default. ER-882 * Disabled the "The cache will be cleared on reboot" message that is triggered by the reset button in the cache preferences in the case where the cache is already located in the default location. The cache is only cleared when its location is changed. This is intended to address resident confusion regarding the purpose of the reset button, as demonstrated in VWR-19562.
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