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Fetch and cache by key
def get_copy(key):
cached = cache.get(f'cms:{key}')
resp = requests.get(f'{BASE}/cms/pages/{key}', timeout=10).json()
if not cached or cached['updated_at'] != resp['updated_at']:
cache.set(f'cms:{key}', resp)
return resp['body']Why this matters for compliance
A representative example or risk warning that drifts out of date is a compliance problem. Pulling it by key means a change we make propagates to your page automatically, with an audit trail via updated_at.
Frequently asked questions
Which keys can I fetch?
The keys documented in the reference for public content items. An unknown key returns a 404.
How do I know when copy changed?
Compare the updated_at you have cached with the latest response. If it changed, the copy changed — refresh your cache.
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