update caching docs

macbookandrew · Jan 16, 2024 · 2b348e2 · 2b348e2
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@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ If no live video is available, you can display a specified video or a “channel
 
 You can also enable auto-refresh to automatically check for a live video every 30 seconds (warning: will increase server load, so use with caution).
 
-By default, the server will check YouTube’s API and then cache that response for 30 seconds before checking the API again. If auto-refresh is enabled, clients will check against your server every 30 seconds and likely will hit that cache as well, so it can potentially take up to 60 seconds before a client will get a live video.
+By default, the server will check YouTube’s API and then cache that response for 15 minutes before checking the API again (you may change this value in the admin settings). If auto-refresh is enabled, clients will check against your server every 30 seconds and likely will hit that cache as well, so it can potentially take up to 16 minutes before a client will get a live video.
 
 The length of both caches can be changed using the `wp_youtube_live_transient_timeout` filter (see below for more information).
 

diff --git a/readme.txt b/readme.txt
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ If no live video is available, you can display a specified video or a “channel
 
 You can also enable auto-refresh to automatically check for a live video every 30 seconds (warning: will increase server load, so use with caution).
 
-By default, the server will check YouTube’s API and then cache that response for 30 seconds before checking the API again. If auto-refresh is enabled, clients will check against your server every 30 seconds and likely will hit that cache as well, so it can potentially take up to 60 seconds before a client will get a live video.
+By default, the server will check YouTube’s API and then cache that response for 15 minutes before checking the API again (you may change this value in the admin settings). If auto-refresh is enabled, clients will check against your server every 30 seconds and likely will hit that cache as well, so it can potentially take up to 16 minutes before a client will get a live video.
 
 The length of both caches can be changed using the `wp_youtube_live_transient_timeout` filter (see below for more information).