pub struct SqliteBackedCache {
    pub connection: Arc<Mutex<Connection>>,
    pub cache_storage_dir: PathBuf,
}

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connection: Arc<Mutex<Connection>>cache_storage_dir: PathBuf

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Open a cache storage. Internally, this creates a row in the sqlite db if the cache doesn’t exist and returns the internal id of the cache.

Check if a cache with the provided name exists. Note: this doesn’t check the disk, it only checks the sqlite db.

Delete a cache storage. Internally, this deletes the row in the sqlite db.

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