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Managing Cache Creation

In production environments, it's crucial to manage how caching is handled to ensure optimal server performance. By default, the template engine is set to generate a new cache whenever templates are rendered. However, this behavior can be adjusted based on your requirements.

Disabling Cache Creation

To prevent the template engine from generating a new cache with each render, which can be resource-intensive in production environments, you can either remove or modify the `createCache` method call.

1. Removing Cache Creation Call: Simply remove the line from your code where createCache(true) is called. This will stop the automatic cache generation process.
2. Setting Cache Creation to False: Alternatively, you can explicitly set cache creation to false:

    $templateEngine->createCache(false);

This approach explicitly informs the engine not to create new cache files, which can be beneficial in a stable production environment where template changes are infrequent.