Update the cache_enabler_cache_size transient to expire after 1 day instead of 1 hour. This will help the new real-time cache size handling perform better on low traffic sites with the cache being regularly generated. For sites that have every page cached this transient would expire after 1 day and then only be rebuilt when displayed in the WordPress dashboard. Based on the feedback we can adjust this value and/or add a filter hook.
Update the Cache_Enabler::on_cache_created_cleared() method to always set the transient when the cache size has changed (instead of only if $new_cache_size is greater than or equal to 0). The cache size never goes negative, but let us be strict and validate what is being set.
Update the
cache_enabler_cache_sizetransient to expire after 1 day instead of 1 hour. This will help the new real-time cache size handling perform better on low traffic sites with the cache being regularly generated. For sites that have every page cached this transient would expire after 1 day and then only be rebuilt when displayed in the WordPress dashboard. Based on the feedback we can adjust this value and/or add a filter hook.Update the
Cache_Enabler::on_cache_created_cleared()method to always set the transient when the cache size has changed (instead of only if$new_cache_sizeis greater than or equal to0). The cache size never goes negative, but let us be strict and validate what is being set.This updates what was added in PR #237.