fix(reference): Respect IReferenceProvider::getCacheTTL() in ReferenceManager #56013
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What does this PR fix?
Fixes #56012
Changes
The ReferenceManager was ignoring the
getCacheTTL()method defined in the IReferenceProvider interface and always using the hardcoded 3600 second TTL.This change respects the provider's custom cache TTL with a fallback to the default CACHE_TTL constant, allowing providers to specify shorter TTLs for frequently-changing data such as external API integrations.
Implementation
getCacheTTL()on the matched providerself::CACHE_TTLBackward Compatibility
✅ Fully backward compatible:
getCacheTTL()will get the default 3600s TTL