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  • Plugin Author owaisalam

    (@owaisalam)

    Our Breeze system clears the cache during manual updates. Our engineering team is actively working on the scenario you discussed, and we are committed to finding a solution. We anticipate resolving this issue and implementing the fix in our upcoming software releases. Your feedback is invaluable, and we appreciate your patience as we work to improve our system.

    Thread Starter strid3r

    (@strid3r)

    The problem is that theming/css breaks when when plugins and themes are automatically updated but the cache is not cleared. Is there code that we can use in the meantime to prevent this from happening?

    Thank you.

    Thread Starter strid3r

    (@strid3r)

    It appears other people are having same issue = https://www.facebook.com/groups/CloudwaysUsers/permalink/2774430162709135/

    Plugin Author owaisalam

    (@owaisalam)

    As I mentioned earlier, our engineering team is actively working on the scenario you discussed, and we are committed to finding a comprehensive solution. We understand the importance of resolving this issue promptly and appreciate your patience.

    In the meantime, you can clear the cache using the following filter. This may help alleviate some of the immediate issues you’re experiencing

    do_action(‘breeze_clear_all_cache’);

    Thread Starter strid3r

    (@strid3r)

    Thank you. How do you implement that filter?

    Plugin Author owaisalam

    (@owaisalam)

    There are multiple ways to use it. For example, you can create a hook that counts the plugins prepared for bulk update and only runs an action when all are done updating.

    The hook mentioned above runs every time a plugin is updated. If you are confused about how to implement this, do not worry; we will provide a solution in our upcoming releases.

    +1 on this update! Sooner the better. When using page builders, like Elementor, the automatic updates required a purge of the cache or the site looks broken. With my low touch sites I really prefer to use auto updates for security reasons, but I also don’t want to have to then manually go and purge them. I can write a script but if the update is soon then I would rather not muddy the waters or experience a conflict when the update to Breeze occurs. Thanks!

    • This reply was modified 5 months, 3 weeks ago by Acal.
    Thread Starter strid3r

    (@strid3r)

    Any update on this?

    +1 Having the same issue here.

    Any solution for this yet?

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