Sync Cache for SpinupWP and Perfmatters

Do I need to configure anything?

No. Everything works automatically upon activation.

How can I enable logging for debugging?

You can enable file logging by adding define('SYNCSP_FILE_LOGGING', true); to your wp-config.php. The log file will be created at wp-content/syncsp-debug.log by default.

Alternatively, you can log to a Discord channel by adding define('SYNCSP_DISCORD_WEBHOOK', 'your-webhook-url'); to your wp-config.php.

Where are logs stored?

By default, logs are stored in wp-content/syncsp-debug.log. You can customize this path by defining SYNCSP_LOG_FILE in your wp-config.php.

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1.1.3

• Compatibility check with WordPress 6.9 and Perfmatters 2.5.5

1.1.2

• Bug fix: handling Perfmatters ajax nonce

1.1.1

• Improve handling Perfmatters nonce
• Add internationalization to logging messages

1.1.0

• Complete rewrite with object-oriented architecture
• Added advanced logging system with file and Discord webhook support
• Better error handling and prevention of infinite recursion
• Improved debugging with detailed timestamps and log levels

1.0.4

• Update cache sync functions for granular control
• Refactor cache purge handlers to support specific posts and URLs. Introduce distinct functions for full, post-specific, and URL-specific cache clearing, ensuring better integration with Perfmatters and SpinupWP actions.

1.0.3

• Adding 2 missed perfmatters actions to listen
• Rewriting of the perfmatters add_action() section for greater completeness

1.0.2

• Changing the PHP and WP version requirements to a lower value

1.0.1

• Text Domain: sync-cache-spinupwp-perfmatters

1.0.0

• First public release.