How deeply does Building Reliable AI Systems cover versioning?

Describes version tags and invalidation, but not a storage-level implementation.

Versioning

As explained in Building Reliable AI Systems

A technique for associating entries with versions so entries from an outdated version can be invalidated.

Cache versioning helps prevent stale answers: tag cached entries with a version number or timestamp, then increment the version when the knowledge base or system prompts change. Requests encountering entries from an older version invalidate them. section 9.2.3

Changing policies

If a shipping policy changes, increment the cache version so answers cached under the previous policy are no longer served as current. section 9.2.3

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