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- uncache

        App::Env::uncache( App => $app, [ Site => $site ] )
        App::Env::uncache( CacheID => $cacheid )

    Delete the cache entry for the given application.  If `Site` is not
    specified, the site is determined as specified in ["Site Specific
    Contexts"](#site-specific-contexts).

    It is currently _not_ possible to use this interface to
    explicitly uncache multi-application environments if they have not
    been given a unique cache id.  It is possible using **App::Env**
    objects.

    The available options are:

    - App

        The application name.  This may not be specified if **CacheID** is
        specified.

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- clone

        $clone = $app->clone( \%opts );

    Clone an existing environment.  The available options are `CacheID`,
    `Cache`, `SysFatal` (see the documentation for the **import** function).

    The cloned environment is by default not cached.  If caching is
    requested and a cache id is not provided, a unique id is created --
    it will _not_ be the same as that of the original environment.

    This generated cache id is not based on a signature of the
    environment, so this environment will effectively not be automatically
    reused when a similar environment is requested via the **new**
    constructor (see ["Environment Caching"](#environment-caching)).

### Overloaded operators

**App::Env** overloads the %{} and "" operators.  When
dereferenced as a hash an **App::Env** object returns a hash of