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object-cache.php Replacement

Handles checking for persistent object cache (in this case, Redis and uses the WP Redis), and if it is found, loads it. If not, falls back (in a bit of a hacky way) to the WordPress default cache system. This hack will only be necessary until https://core.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/42723 is released.

To use, ensure you have the WP Redis plugin installed in the plugins folder, and that the directory name is /wp-content/plugins/wp-redis/. Then copy the object-cache.php file to your /wp-content/ directory.

Blog post found here: Loading the Optimal WordPress Object Cache Implementation

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