Fix: evict namespace cache after transaction commit using event listener #1360
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Description:
This PR ensures that namespace details are correctly evicted from the cache when a member is removed from a namespace.
Previously, when removing a member, the cache was not being cleared, which caused stale data to persist — e.g., the removed user would still appear in the cached namespace details.
The updated method now evicts the namespace details before deleting the membership entity, ensuring cache consistency.
Changes:
Added cache.evictNamespaceDetails(namespace); before entity removal in removeNamespaceMember.
Annotated method with @transactional(rollbackOn = ErrorResultException.class) to maintain consistency on failures.
Why this fix matters:
Prevents stale cache entries after member removal.
Ensures consistency between database and cache.
Improves overall system reliability and data correctness.
Fixes #1185