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I think it's working well enough to get some more people testing it. Probably we should add an experimental warning for now just to be safe. I think we should also add a small feature to copy object-cache.php from the plugins folder to wp-content/object-cache.php when the plugin is activated just to make it a little easier to use.
I reviewed all the caching plugins currently in the repository and none of them have an object cache using simple php files which would take advantage of opcache.
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Hi @superdav42 , I agree that's a good idea, but I have so little time for maintaining it at the moment. And if we release it on https://wordpress.org/plugins/, I feel we should offer some level of support. Would you be willing/able to take that upon you? I'd appreciate that very much!
And don't forget the manual effort to copy them to wp-content directory. So the support should get more effort for users there have no knowledge about them. Also the idea top copy after install from plugins to wp-content has several problems in dependency of the infrastructure.
@elcobvg How you feel about releasing this on https://wordpress.org/plugins ?
I think it's working well enough to get some more people testing it. Probably we should add an experimental warning for now just to be safe. I think we should also add a small feature to copy
object-cache.php
from the plugins folder towp-content/object-cache.php
when the plugin is activated just to make it a little easier to use.I reviewed all the caching plugins currently in the repository and none of them have an object cache using simple php files which would take advantage of opcache.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: