Having a bad day
I started using this plugin last year; it does a pretty good job of hosing out the database when used on a regular basis.
Until, of course, it doesn’t. Judging by the changelog, it’s been a rough few days for the poor guy:
2.7.3 [12/09/2013]
BUG FIX: deleted some CR/LF’s from the end of the plugin sigh
2.7.2 [12/09/2013]
BUG FIX: forgot to delete a debug item… oops! sorry!
2.7.1 [12/09/2013]
BUG FIX: query and depreciated item (mysql_list_tables) fixed
2.7 [12/06/2013]
NEW: deletion of expired transients (optional)
I’d deactivated it for a while, figuring he’d straighten it out eventually. Looks like maybe he did.
fillyjonk »
11 December 2013 · 7:46 am
Being a non-techie type, “Deletion of expired transients” gives a very strange mental picture.
McGehee »
11 December 2013 · 9:40 am
Well, you can’t just leave them lying around in your basement dungeon afterward.
Or so I’m told.
fillyjonk »
11 December 2013 · 10:16 am
I was more thinking of high-powered fire hose under an overpass somewhere.
(Why am I in this handbasket, and where are we going?)
CGHill »
11 December 2013 · 10:40 am
Well, the last time I ran the optimization cycle, one expired transient was deleted. Didn’t have the heart to watch.
Nicole »
11 December 2013 · 6:04 pm
Makes me feel good to know that I hang around in places with folks who also get the humor of “deleted expired transients.”
CGHill »
11 December 2013 · 6:19 pm
And version 2.74 came out today: “BUG FIX: added ‘backticks’ around the database name in a few queries.” And what better place for ticks than one’s back?