def testDeltaImportWithDeletedTag(self):
     """
     L{TagValue}s deleted via delete cascade triggered by a L{Tag} deletion
     should be deleted in the index too.
     """
     objectID = self.objects.create()
     self.values.set({objectID: {u'user/tag1': u'string',
                                 u'user/tag2': u'text'}})
     time.sleep(1)
     runDataImportHandler(self.client.url)
     tags = TagAPI(self.user)
     tags.delete([u'user/tag1'])
     self.store.commit()
     values = self.values.get([objectID], [u'user/tag1'])
     self.assertNotIn(u'user/tag1', values[objectID])
     runDataImportHandler(self.client.url, clean=False)
     yield self.assertQuery([], 'has user/tag1')
     yield self.assertQuery([], 'user/tag1 = "string"')
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class CachingTagAPI(object):
    """The public API to cached tag-related logic in the model.

    @param user: The L{User} to perform operations on behalf of.
    """

    def __init__(self, user):
        self._api = TagAPI(user, factory=CachingAPIFactory())

    def create(self, values):
        """See L{TagAPI.create}."""
        return self._api.create(values)

    def delete(self, paths):
        """See L{TagAPI.delete}.

        Permissions for deleted L{Tag}s are removed from the cache.
        """
        if isgenerator(paths):
            paths = list(paths)
        # FIXME getObjectIDs is called twice--once here and once in
        # TagAPI.delete.  It would be better if we only did this once, not to
        # mention that this breaks encapsulation by bypassing the model layer
        # and accessing the data layer directly. -jkakar
        objectIDs = set(getObjectIDs(paths))
        RecentObjectActivityCache().clear(objectIDs)
        usernames = set([path.split('/')[0] for path in paths])
        RecentUserActivityCache().clear(usernames)
        PermissionCache().clearTagPermissions(paths)
        return self._api.delete(paths)

    def get(self, paths, withDescriptions=None):
        """See L{TagAPI.get}."""
        return self._api.get(paths, withDescriptions=withDescriptions)

    def set(self, values):
        """Set L{TagAPI.set}."""
        return self._api.set(values)
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class CachingTagAPI(object):
    """The public API to cached tag-related logic in the model.

    @param user: The L{User} to perform operations on behalf of.
    """
    def __init__(self, user):
        self._api = TagAPI(user, factory=CachingAPIFactory())

    def create(self, values):
        """See L{TagAPI.create}."""
        return self._api.create(values)

    def delete(self, paths):
        """See L{TagAPI.delete}.

        Permissions for deleted L{Tag}s are removed from the cache.
        """
        if isgenerator(paths):
            paths = list(paths)
        # FIXME getObjectIDs is called twice--once here and once in
        # TagAPI.delete.  It would be better if we only did this once, not to
        # mention that this breaks encapsulation by bypassing the model layer
        # and accessing the data layer directly. -jkakar
        objectIDs = set(getObjectIDs(paths))
        RecentObjectActivityCache().clear(objectIDs)
        usernames = set([path.split('/')[0] for path in paths])
        RecentUserActivityCache().clear(usernames)
        PermissionCache().clearTagPermissions(paths)
        return self._api.delete(paths)

    def get(self, paths, withDescriptions=None):
        """See L{TagAPI.get}."""
        return self._api.get(paths, withDescriptions=withDescriptions)

    def set(self, values):
        """Set L{TagAPI.set}."""
        return self._api.set(values)