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I have saw this line: https://github.com/yiisoft/cache-file/blob/master/src/FileCache.php#L163 Would you think this is safe way to store TTL? What about store one as first line in the file and use next lines as cached value like this:

use SplFileObject;
use function serialize;
use function time;
use const LOCK_EX;
use const LOCK_UN;
use const PHP_EOL;

$file = new SplFileObject('/path/to/cache/file.bin', 'c+')

$file->flock(LOCK_EX);

$file->rewind();
$file->ftruncate(0);
$file->fwrite((string)(time() + 3600)); // TTL 1 hour
$file->fwrite(PHP_EOL);
$file->fwrite((string)serialize($value)); // cached value
$file->fflush();

$file->flock(LOCK_UN);

It's just a question because I had tried to find out whether can I use future time for time of creating of the file and didn't find any strong answer. But I think that time of creating should be time of creating and no more.

• Adopt package to psr/simple-cache to ^2.0|^3.0.
• Raise PHP version to ^8.0 and make improvements related to this.

What steps will reproduce the problem?

->withDirectoryMode(0777)
->withDirectoryLevel(0);

What is the expected result?

directory created with 0777

What do you get instead?

directory created with default 0775

Additional info

Because of createDirectoryIfNotExists() in FileCache constructor building object with other than default directory mode will be ignored

See yiisoft/yii2#17637 (comment)

Remove travis if it exists

• Check yiisoft/yii2#18263

This method deprecated and must to removed in next major release.