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Which is the difference between ./bin/console cache:clear --env=prod and rm -rf var/cache/prod/*? Console command is very slow. Bash command is fast. So, ... why use cache:clear instead of rm?

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cache:clear wipes previously created cache items, but also, it does a cache warm-up. Upon this, you application should load very fast due to the fact that cache was already pre-populated.

On the other hand, rm -rf does only one part of the job. You should notice performance impact when you try to load you app the first time after this.

I would also like to point out another thing: permissions. If you are logged in as root for example, and you did not set access rights via setfacl (or any other method), cache:clear will most probably create your cache items owned by root. This could be an issue, down the line.

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