Using Autoptimize on Google App engine

  • Resolved w0lfr4m

    (@w0lfr4m)


    4 years, 5 months ago

    Hi,

    we’re running WordPress on a Google App engine, hence, the filesystem is readonly. We store media on Google Cloud storage, for this we use a plugin.

    Do you know if Autoptimize can be run under this circumstances? Do you know or have you heard about a way?
    I understand that your base directory is always at least the “wp-content” directory.
    Is it possible to use /tmp instead? (Still, I wouldn’t know if it could be served by nginx from there, but this may be another question.)

    Best regards & thank you!
    Wolfram

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  • Thread Starter w0lfr4m

    (@w0lfr4m)

    yes, but I learned that one hast to check your settings “Optimze css…” and “Optimize Js…”, also in read-only mode, otherwise it would, of course, not use the optimized files…

    Thread Starter w0lfr4m

    (@w0lfr4m)

    Hey, I’m also interested why the fallback and the first generated css and ja are of different sizes? The difference seems to be the stylesheets of two plugins whose styles I don’t have activated for my posts, is that it?

    Plugin Author Optimizing Matters

    (@optimizingmatters)

    No idea I’m afraid, as per the code the fallback files are copies of the first generated (full, so not autoptimize_single* files) CSS and JS-files.

    Now in your case it might be a good idea to create the fallback-files yourself, allowing you to make sure they cover the widest possible scenario’s? If the files are there, they won’t be recreated/ overwritten by AO.

    Thread Starter w0lfr4m

    (@w0lfr4m)

    Hi, ok, that’s a good idea, thank you. How is your next release going?

    Regards, Wolfram

    Plugin Author Optimizing Matters

    (@optimizingmatters)

    I’ll probably release 2.7.8 with the AUTOPTIMIZE_CACHE_READONLY checks later today/ early tomorrow ??

    Thread Starter w0lfr4m

    (@w0lfr4m)

    yeah, go go go! great!

    Plugin Author Optimizing Matters

    (@optimizingmatters)

    released (as you might have seen already) ??

    will close this topic as resolved, but feel free to follow up if needed!

    have a nice day,
    frank

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