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          Yes, it is constant and an table cache_tag maintaining it. We already have multiple cache tag and we can add more cache type. For example:



          class %Namespace%%Module%ModelCacheType extends MagentoFrameworkCacheFrontendDecoratorTagScope{
          
  const TYPE_IDENTIFIER = '%cache_type_id%';
          
  const CACHE_TAG = '%CACHE_TYPE_TAG%';  
          
  public function __construct(MagentoFrameworkAppCacheTypeFrontendPool $cacheFrontendPool) {
          
    parent::__construct($cacheFrontendPool->get(self::TYPE_IDENTIFIER), self::CACHE_TAG);
          
  }
          
}





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          Yes, it is constant and an table cache_tag maintaining it. We already have multiple cache tag and we can add more cache type. For example:



          class %Namespace%%Module%ModelCacheType extends MagentoFrameworkCacheFrontendDecoratorTagScope{
          
  const TYPE_IDENTIFIER = '%cache_type_id%';
          
  const CACHE_TAG = '%CACHE_TYPE_TAG%';  
          
  public function __construct(MagentoFrameworkAppCacheTypeFrontendPool $cacheFrontendPool) {
          
    parent::__construct($cacheFrontendPool->get(self::TYPE_IDENTIFIER), self::CACHE_TAG);
          
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          Yes, it is constant and an table cache_tag maintaining it. We already have multiple cache tag and we can add more cache type. For example:



          class %Namespace%%Module%ModelCacheType extends MagentoFrameworkCacheFrontendDecoratorTagScope{
          
  const TYPE_IDENTIFIER = '%cache_type_id%';
          
  const CACHE_TAG = '%CACHE_TYPE_TAG%';  
          
  public function __construct(MagentoFrameworkAppCacheTypeFrontendPool $cacheFrontendPool) {
          
    parent::__construct($cacheFrontendPool->get(self::TYPE_IDENTIFIER), self::CACHE_TAG);
          
  }
          
}





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          Yes, it is constant and an table cache_tag maintaining it. We already have multiple cache tag and we can add more cache type. For example:



          class %Namespace%%Module%ModelCacheType extends MagentoFrameworkCacheFrontendDecoratorTagScope{
          
  const TYPE_IDENTIFIER = '%cache_type_id%';
          
  const CACHE_TAG = '%CACHE_TYPE_TAG%';  
          
  public function __construct(MagentoFrameworkAppCacheTypeFrontendPool $cacheFrontendPool) {
          
    parent::__construct($cacheFrontendPool->get(self::TYPE_IDENTIFIER), self::CACHE_TAG);
          
  }
          
}





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          Yes, it is constant and an table cache_tag maintaining it. We already have multiple cache tag and we can add more cache type. For example:



          class %Namespace%%Module%ModelCacheType extends MagentoFrameworkCacheFrontendDecoratorTagScope{
          
  const TYPE_IDENTIFIER = '%cache_type_id%';
          
  const CACHE_TAG = '%CACHE_TYPE_TAG%';  
          
  public function __construct(MagentoFrameworkAppCacheTypeFrontendPool $cacheFrontendPool) {
          
    parent::__construct($cacheFrontendPool->get(self::TYPE_IDENTIFIER), self::CACHE_TAG);
          
  }
          
}






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