Clear all cache files when a post or page is published or updated.

  • Resolved egocefalo

    (@egocefalo)


    1 year, 10 months ago

    Hi, I’ve been searching for a precise description of this option: (Clear all cache files when a post or page is published or updated.) but I haven’t found it.

    Does “Clear all cache files” refers to ALL cached files?, so if I update / create a single post in a 10k posts site all 10k posts cached files will be deleted? And if I add/edit 30 new posts a day then all 10k posts cached files (or as many as the pre-loader had time to re-generate) will be deleted 30 times a day?

    I have always hoped that it means that just the one post cached files (maybe related posts/pages/sidebars) get deleted, but anyway I search for the answer with no luck everytime I remember about it.

    Thanks in advance.

    Best regards

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  • It means all cache files are deleted, so not a setting that needs to be enabled by most sites. All 10,000 cache files will be deleted if there are that many files, when a post or page is updated/published.

    Thread Starter egocefalo

    (@egocefalo)

    Hi @donncha

    Thanks a lot for the info. So if it’s not enabled how should I delete the files for the edited/updated posts and homepage?

    Thank you!

    Those files are deleted normally when an edit is done. If you’re worried, enable the debug log in the plugin and edit a post on your site. The debug log will show the plugin deleting cached pages when the edit is done.

    Thread Starter egocefalo

    (@egocefalo)

    Thank you so much @donncha

    Got it.

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