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Is there a way to add expiration for questions tags?

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Comments from this question reveal that there is some aggressive caching related to question tags (what tags are used for a question).

Unfortunately, after changing tags for several questions I have realized that glitches are quite often. Example for [formula] tag:

  • search indicates 6 usages of the tag
  • posts tagged with formula indicate a list of 3 usages
  • trying to edit any of the questions from the previous point indicate that [formula] is no longer used for the post

Not sure about the effort, but one quick way to deal with this would be adding an expiration for the cache. Is this possible?

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