Programmed Post doesn′t clear cache

  • Resolved Raúl Amores

    (@elbores)


    2 years ago

    Hello, I have just update WP to 6.1 version. Since then, post that I have programmed (for example to the next day or just to 5 minutes after I finish writing them) are not showed at home page or categories related until I clean manually cache.

    If I edit the post just changing the hour and then publishing manually (not using a programmed job) then all works fine.

    Anyone with this problem? I′m using newspapper theme

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  • Plugin Support qtwrk

    (@qtwrk)

    Hi,

    yeah , I see another user got same issue but I can not reproduce on a clean wp , maybe something else gets in the way

    could you please try , set a schedule post like 2 minutes later from now

    then during this period , keep refresh the wp-admin area like every 30 seconds or so , then 3 minutes later , check what is the status of that scheduled

    best regards,

    Thread Starter Raúl Amores

    (@elbores)

    Published, the status of this scheduled one is published after 3 minutes. And working using the URL that I give to it. Also working fine in sitemaps. The problem is that cache is not clean and the post is not shown until it’s edited by hand (just changing the published hour by hand to 1 minute after scheduled hour)

    Plugin Support qtwrk

    (@qtwrk)

    please try toolbox -> beta test -> copy paste this link https://github.com/litespeedtech/lscache_wp/commit/cc231479bdf3c36712267a82898737fc2fe9a646

    then upgrade

    see how it goes

    Thread Starter Raúl Amores

    (@elbores)

    It works! Updated on friday and no issues till then, thanks

    Hello, We have exactly the same problem: Programmed Post doesn′t clear the cache in WordPress 6.1

    is it solved for WordPress 6.2?

    or we still need to try the “toolbox -> beta test -> copy paste the above link”?

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