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@tillkruss Can you explain what I am meant to see in site health. I checked two sites and I see any new options in site health? Can you provide details to test this and maybe a screenshot? |
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@tillkruss LGTM, just a few last nit-picks.
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@felixarntz: All done. Any filter you'd like me to remove? |
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Good first PR.
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@tillkruss I think all filters currently present make sense, except for the one I'm flagging below. Particularly the filters to modify the Site Health contents are great to have.
If you feel strongly about keeping this filter, I'd say at a minimum we should put that into the perflab_oc_health_should_persistent_object_cache() function as a "short-circuit" filter, rather than hooking that function onto the filter.
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@tillkruss Production code lgtm, leaving a few recommendations on tests. At a minimum, we should fix the one filter usage there that's using the wrong filter.
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@felixarntz: All resolved in 6291513. |
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@tillkruss Awesome stuff! 🎉
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Summary
This PR adds the object-cache/health module containing a single health check to suggest the usage of a persistent object cache backend, if needed.
The module adds the direct persistent_object_cache health check.
Resolves #35.