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  • Thread Starter kloddant

    (@kloddant)

    Hello, thanks for the reply! What you are saying makes sense. I could make these files read-only, and perhaps that is what I will do, but I’d rather not introduce another environment configuration dependency if I could avoid it. Would it be possible for you guys to modify the plugin so that it only checks the WP_CACHE variable at plugin activation, rather than on each pageload? And/or perhaps just use a warning message to tell the user to modify this constant themselves, rather than directly having the plugin modify it? If the plugin only modified the constant upon activation, then all I would need to do would be to activate the plugin and revert the changes to the wp-config file it makes.

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    In reply to: [Query Monitor] Good
    Thread Starter kloddant

    (@kloddant)

    This plugin causes a 502 error when used with CloudFront on the async-upload.php script when uploading images to your media library. They appear to get uploaded, but you have to refresh the page to see them after you do so. So if you use this plugin in a production environment with the site behind CloudFront, you probably want to keep it disabled when you are not actively working with it.

    • This reply was modified 3 months, 2 weeks ago by kloddant.
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