set $seconds = 0 in the batcache class and could not find 'served from batcache in xxx seconds'

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Issue type
Bug
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Needs clarification
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Tech stack
memcached, php, wordpress
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backend

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Start with the batcache class and the configuration shown in the issue, then reproduce the behavior with $seconds set to 0. Compare the generated, batcached, and served-from-batcache comments to determine whether the missing message is expected or indicates a bug; done means the behavior is explained and, if needed, covered by a regression test.

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Description

var $times   =    2; // Only batcache a page after it is accessed this many times... (two or more)
var $seconds =  0; // ...in this many seconds (zero to ignore this and use batcache immediately)

Hi, after I set $seconds = 0; I alwasy get the following comments:

generated in 0.243 seconds
64311 bytes batcached for 7200 seconds

And Never see the ‘served from batcache’ comment. Is it right? Thanks.

generated 10 seconds ago
generated in 0.124 seconds
served from batcache in 0.001 seconds
expires in 7190 seconds
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