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When the Cache Attachment Lookups setting is enabled, deleting a file does not remove its cache entry from the wp_mcloud_post_map table. This leads to issues when re-uploading a file with the same name, as the cache still points to the old file instead of the new one.
Steps to Reproduce
Upload a file named test.zip.
Delete the file test.zip.
Re-upload a file with the same name, test.zip.
Use attachment_url_to_postid($url) to check the association — it still points to the file from step 1.
Expected Behavior
When a file is deleted, its corresponding entry in the wp_mcloud_post_map table should also be deleted to prevent stale cache data.
Server Details
Operating System: Ubuntu (Docker)
PHP Version: 8.2
Web Server: Apache (from the WordPress Docker image)
Plugin Installation
Installed via the WordPress admin panel using the plugin store.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the Bug
When the Cache Attachment Lookups setting is enabled, deleting a file does not remove its cache entry from the
wp_mcloud_post_map
table. This leads to issues when re-uploading a file with the same name, as the cache still points to the old file instead of the new one.Steps to Reproduce
test.zip
.test.zip
.test.zip
.attachment_url_to_postid($url)
to check the association — it still points to the file from step 1.Expected Behavior
When a file is deleted, its corresponding entry in the
wp_mcloud_post_map
table should also be deleted to prevent stale cache data.Server Details
Plugin Installation
Installed via the WordPress admin panel using the plugin store.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: