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Enhance object-cache.php drop-in interoperability with other plugins #616
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…ve testing via mock filesystem.
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| // https://github.com/WordPress/performance/issues/612). | ||
| // In that case we can simply delete the main file since it is | ||
| // already backed up. | ||
| if ( $wp_filesystem->exists( WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/object-cache-plst-orig.php' ) ) { |
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What's the plst reference?
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Just a shorthand for "Performance Lab Server Timing" to make the file name more "unique" (e.g. in case another plugin would already do something similar using -orig suffix).
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Thanks @felixarntz Overall looks solid to me. Left some feedbacks.
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Thanks @felixarntz changes look good
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Thanks @felixarntz, LGTM!
Summary
Fixes #612
Relevant technical choices
perflab_maybe_set_object_cache_dropin(), which previously was basically untested. It does so via a new (for now very basic) mock filesystem class.Checklist
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