So if you weren't aware, if you have part of your workflow in a container, and it is cached, turning off that container also clears the cache when it's turned back on. I found that out while working on a data intense workflow and had that part set and ready. Moved on to another part and was working with it so I turned the container with all my inputs and formatting off. Went to test the 2nd part and when the container was turned back on, no cache existed. So I'm now here writing this while waiting for the 2 hour flow to rerun and cache before moving on to the next part of my workflow development.
