So aggregate files and page level caches are a known problem w/drupal bc Drupal deletes those files routinely, including when modules are enabled/disabled. Here are all the stuff that gets rebuilt on enabling/disabling a module.

drupal_rebuild_theme_registry();
node_types_rebuild();
menu_rebuild();
cache_clear_all('schema', 'cache');
drupal_clear_css_cache();
drupal_clear_js_cache();

And so the last 2 present a problem for authcache with aggregation turned on bc it will delete those files from the cache directory w/out clearing authcache's cache. And so any authcache page will then point to broken css/js. And so my thought would be to hook into this form submit and if aggregation is turned on, then clear authcache cache or b) make it some sort of option.

This problem exists with other page level caches like varnish.

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