• I was happy with its result but alas it was creating so much css files or caches upto 2500 files was showing in debloat settings, and because of this my 2gb database got fill, although it was cleared after emptiyng caches of debloat but IONOS my hosting provider lock the database after 2gb limit, so no new write functions until they manually unlock it.

    If you can provide some solution or anything?
    with its cache my database was 2gb and without it it was 170mb.

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  • Plugin Author asadkn

    (@asadkn)

    The 2500 files you mentioned aren’t stored in the database but only on the file system. There’s a separate cache maintained in the database as well, but is normally minimal. If you have 10 stylesheets, there will be only 10 entries in the database. It’s highly unlikely there can be many entries unless your site somehow has hundreds of CSS files. You can use the following query in your phpMyAdmin (or a plugin to check database entries (report it back to me if you find excessive entries):

    SELECT option_name FROM wp_options WHERE option_name LIKE '_transient_debloat_sheet_cache_%'

    It’s likely your other cache:
    When you clear the cache for debloat, it also executes cache flush hooks on all your cache plugins. So this will clear the cache of plugins like W3 Total Cache, WP Rocket, WP fastest cache or any other cache plugin you have.

    So you will also have to make sure if it’s not from another cache or optimization plugin or your host’s own cache system.

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