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I noticed that when I save / update a post, the cache for AMP pages is NOT purged. Looking at the cache folders, I see that the /amp/ folder inside the main article folder has the same timestamp as before the update.
It would be great if the plugin would also purge the /amp subdirectory on post save / update. I know there are many different amp locations (/amp/, /?amp, /?amp=1, etc.) so it might be tricky to get them all purged.
Thank you.
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We do not plan on adding support for this directly to Cache Enabler. However, we are looking adding this type of support by introducing something like #229. That way snippets like I shared above can easily be added to extend Cache Enabler for specific uses cases, like clearing the AMP cache if the website is using an AMP plugin.
Hi,
I noticed that when I save / update a post, the cache for AMP pages is NOT purged. Looking at the cache folders, I see that the /amp/ folder inside the main article folder has the same timestamp as before the update.
It would be great if the plugin would also purge the /amp subdirectory on post save / update. I know there are many different amp locations (/amp/, /?amp, /?amp=1, etc.) so it might be tricky to get them all purged.
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: