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Posts: Add pre_get_lastpostdate filter to allow short-circuiting expensive queries. This introduces a new filter, pre_get_lastpostdate, to allow plugins and advanced users to bypass the default database query in get_lastpostdate(), improving performance on large sites. Fixes #636914.
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| public function test_pre_get_lastpostdate_filter_short_circuits() { | ||
| $custom_date = gmdate( 'Y-m-d H:i:s' ); | ||
| add_filter( | ||
| 'pre_get_lastpostdate', |
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Did these filter present in WP? Should it be get_lastpostdate?
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From what I see, the ticket's aim is to add a new pre_get_lastpostdate filter, seems like the PR is missing the implementation, have updated trac with the same
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Add pre_get_lastpostdate filter to allow short-circuiting expensive queries.
This introduces a new filter, pre_get_lastpostdate, to allow plugins and advanced users to bypass the default database query in get_lastpostdate(), improving performance on large sites.
Trac ticket: #63614
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