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I am member of the WordPress core performance team. I have been working on improving the caching api. See the dev notes.
However, I see that none of these changes have been reflected in W3 total cache.
Most important is wp_cache_get_multiple. I wrote an article about the importance of this function how massive impact performance. https://xwp.co/easy-performance-wins-with-opt-in-caching-improvements/
Let me know if you need any support or you have any questions.
Hello Jonathan,
Thank you for reaching out.
We are aware of this and we have tickets opened for these in our GH repo as you already know.https://github.com/BoldGrid/w3-total-cache/issues/583
https://github.com/BoldGrid/w3-total-cache/issues/513I’ve added your comments there and also notified the team, and this will hopefully be added in the May/June release.
PLease make sure to add any commends or suggestions in the tickets mentioned, which I can see you already did.
Thank you again for reaching out and for bringing this to our attention, and thank you for your patience!Yes, not to mention this https://wordpress.org/support/topic/implement-wp_cache_get_multiple/.
I have been trying to get a response on this since I introduced this function in core 3 year ago.
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