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Integrate with persistent object caches #39

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danielbachhuber opened this issue Aug 26, 2016 · 5 comments
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Integrate with persistent object caches #39

danielbachhuber opened this issue Aug 26, 2016 · 5 comments

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@danielbachhuber
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For the persistent object caches that track additional debug information (e.g. redis_calls), it would be helpful to expose it.

To start with:

  • WP Redis
  • WP LCache
@tillkruss
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@danielbachhuber: It seems that wp_cache_init() is called after Logger::start() and thus this line will always be false:

if ( ! is_null( $this->cache_hit_offset ) && ! is_null( $this->cache_miss_offset ) && isset( $wp_object_cache ) ) {

@azakaryan-godaddy
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Hi @danielbachhuber :)

Just a +1 to mention Pagely's customers would love to see better integration with profile and persistent object caches. As more sites start make use of both features it would be great if they worked together a little better. Keep up the excellent work!

@tillkruss
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@schlessera ping 🙂

@tillkruss
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@danielbachhuber: Sorry, I think that was off topic. How do you feel about a singular cache_calls vs cache_reads & cache_writes as a standard?

@danielbachhuber
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@tillkruss I'm no longer maintaining this command, sorry.

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