fix: add touch cache folder in restore to refresh the cache folder atime #35
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Description:
When restoring cache, the target file’s access time (atime) was not being updated in some cases.
This could cause certain cleanup or cache retention strategies that rely on atime to behave incorrectly.
Has report this to #33
Change details:
Why this matters:
By updating the target file’s atime on restore, we ensure that cache retention policies relying on file access time work as expected and avoid unintentional cache purging.
How I test the touch works:
Test on macOS, has monitor for 3 week, the folder atime are updated everytime load the cache. And now the automatically clean up are working fine and only cleaned the cache > 7 days not restored.