Too high TTFB when I publish/update a post

Hi

Could you please mention the tool through which you have to perform speed tests?

Developer Console from Google Chrome. Just check the waterfall of the post.php when you publish or update a post.

When I publish / update a post, the entire cache is cleared. As a result, a lot of requests are received from the users who are on the site, thereby loading it. I think so.

Is it possible to clear the cache of 1 page, which is updated without deleting the entire cache?

Hi

Unfortunately, the purge function works globally and there is no way of applying it to a single page. However, you can add the URL of the page you wish to exclude from the purge process in the Exclude URL list (available in the Advanced Options tab).

I’m suffering from the same problem – a very long time to update post. I sometimes even get a timeout error.
I added /wp-admin/post.php and /wp-admin/post-new.php to the “exclude from cache” list, but that didn’t help.

For us, this problem started only a few days ago, when we’ve had the plugin installed for a few months now. I’m not sure what triggered this problem, but I am sure that it is this plugin causing it, because when I disable it, the problem goes away.

Could you verify that you have entered the full URL in the exclude field? Also, can you verify that there is no plugin conflict between Breeze and any other active plugin?