Integrate redis-cache in Plugin
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Hello,
I’m trying to integrate “Redis Object Cache” in my plugin.
I copied entire redis-cache folder in my plugin and I required the main file (using the after_setup_theme hook).
All seems to work well but the Redis connection is not working.
Here the report:
Status: Not Connected Client: Predis Drop-in: Valid Ping: PONG Redis Extension: Not Found Predis Client: 1.1.1 PHP Version: 7.3.16 Redis Version: Unknown Multisite: No Global Prefix: "wpgh_" Blog Prefix: "wpgh_" Global Groups: [ "blog-details", "blog-id-cache", "blog-lookup", "global-posts", "networks", "rss", "sites", "site-details", "site-lookup", "site-options", "site-transient", "users", "useremail", "userlogins", "usermeta", "user_meta", "userslugs" ] Ignored Groups: [ "counts", "plugins", "blog-details", "blog-id-cache", "blog-lookup", "global-posts", "networks", "rss", "sites", "site-details", "site-lookup", "site-options", "site-transient", "users", "useremail", "userlogins", "usermeta", "user_meta", "userslugs", "blog_meta", "themes" ] Unflushable Groups: [] Dropins: - Query Monitor Database Class v by - Redis Object Cache Drop-In v1.5.7 by Till Krüss Plugins: - Query Monitor v3.5.2 by John Blackbourn (Active) - My Plugin (Active)
As you can see Redis is not found at all.
If I install the plugin with thw common way it work perfectly (deeply reducing the time of my queries).
Have you some advice to integrate your plugin into another plugin?
Thanks a lot!
Best Regards
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