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Cache count_user_posts()
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add_action( 'attachment_updated', '_clear_user_posts_count_cache_on_author_change', 10, 3 ); | ||
add_action( 'post_updated', '_clear_user_posts_count_cache_on_author_change', 10, 3 ); |
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Did you consider using clean_post_cache
. Lots of plugins do manaul sql updates and then call this function.
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I did, but I think it runs too often. No reason to clear the cache unless the post status or author changes, or if the post is deleted.
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Maybe I can add some conditions though
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If you look at this list, there are a number of popular plugins that use that function.
https://wpdirectory.net/search/01JEXQH4XW97YT5CZM38TKDPJB
Including
- Yoast SEO
- WooCommerce
- Jetpack
- Elementor
and other very popular plugins. Sadly I think we HAVE to use this hook.
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Still only half of the equation.
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Still only half of the equation.
Can you expand of this, I am not sure I know what you mean?
This is a refresh of the previous patches & tests on the ticket. More work & testing is needed though.
One big blocker right now is that the count query in
get_posts_by_author_sql()
is based on the current user and its capabilities. So that probably needs a second cache key. That's why previous patches used a hash of that where clause as part of the cache key when doing the count. But you need the same key also when clearing the cache.Right now the one test is failing because of the incomplete caching.
Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/39242
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