Hello @mbfdias
Thank you for reaching out, and I am happy to help!
We have tried to replicate this; however, we were unable to do so
Can you please share more information about this? And share more details so we can try to replicate the behavior?
What type of changes are made on your end, and any specific CLI or other CLI commands that you are using?
Please provide a step-by-step process so we can try and test this and make sure we have a solution for you
Thanks!
hi,
yes I can. I found this problem specifically when using a taxonomy “post_translations” that is used in polylang
If I fetch “wp post term list POST_ID post_translations –fields=term_id,term_taxonomy_id,description –format=json”
and another process adds another translation to the post, causing the value of “description” for that POST_ID to change
if I run “wp post term list POST_ID post_translations –fields=term_id,term_taxonomy_id,description –format=json” again I see no change, but if I run “wp w3tc flush object” I get the new value for description
Hello @mbfdias
Thank you for your patience.
We’ve tried to replicate this, but no success
another process adds another translation to the post
Can you clarify which proccess?
Thanks!
hi
yes,
for example if I open a mysql connection and update the term taxonomy for the post with:
UPDATE wp_term_taxonomy set description = ‘a:2:{s:2:”en”;i:3454577;s:2:”de”;i:3454609;}’ WHERE term_id = 640304 limit 1;
wp post term list 3454577 post_translations –fields=term_id,term_taxonomy_id,description –format=json
won’t give me the updated value, but if I wp w3tc flush object, I get the updated value.
I hope this helps 🙂
