• Resolved SVTX

    (@12ax7)


    WebSharks\CometCache\Plugin->checkAdvancedCache()
    Error: Method WebSharks\CometCache\Plugin::checkAdvancedCache() does not exist

    WebSharks\CometCache\Plugin->checkBlogPaths()
    Error: Method WebSharks\CometCache\Plugin::checkBlogPaths() does not exist

    WebSharks\CometCache\Plugin->checkCronSetup()
    Error: Method WebSharks\CometCache\Plugin::checkCronSetup() does not exist

    WebSharks\CometCache\Plugin->actions()
    Error: Method WebSharks\CometCache\Plugin::actions() does not exist

    Somebody know what this is about?
    Using: https://wordpress.org/plugins/query-monitor/

    Cheers

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/comet-cache/

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  • @12ax7 This is related to how the current Comet Cache codebase uses PHP Closures, which Query Monitor doesn’t properly recognize. We recently refactored the codebase to use PHP Traits instead, which Query Monitor has no problem recognizing.

    See this GitHub issue for details:
    https://github.com/websharks/comet-cache/issues/686#issuecomment-194457147

    The “errors” reported by Query Monitor are just false-positives, so they’re nothing to worry about, but the next Comet Cache release will resolve that issue so that Query Monitor recognizes the methods properly. 🙂

    Thread Starter SVTX

    (@12ax7)

    And here I am thinking I found a major bug 😀

    Great then, you guys have it all under control.

    Rock on! 🙂

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