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get_proxy_resources() stored the cache directory's absolute path and URL when the proxy was first used, and never refreshed them (except for a switch to SSL). After moving a site to another host, domain or path, the tracker script was still loaded from the old location: when that server was offline, the (deferred) script held up DOMContentLoaded, so pages never finished loading. Disabling and re-enabling the proxy regenerated the resources, which is why that worked around it. Store only the cache directory's name and derive its path and URL from wp_get_upload_dir() on every request, matching the URL's scheme to the current request (which makes the SSL refresh unnecessary). Existing installs keep their directory (its name is taken from the stored path) and their REST route. When the local file is missing, e.g. after moving the site without its uploads, load the script from Plausible instead of a URL that 404s, and schedule the download right away instead of waiting for the daily run. Also create the cache directory from its path, not its URL, when the cache_url resource is requested.
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Request->>Helpers: request tracker JavaScript URL
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Request->>Plausible: load hosted tracker JavaScript
Priority: ⬇️ Low Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The tracker can load from Plausible while its local copy is missing, and repeated requests no longer schedule repeated downloads during the backoff window. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The migration fix preserves existing proxy routes and restores tracking when local files are missing. Recovery temporarily loads the script directly from the configured analytics service. A bounded rollback concern remains: newly generated cache settings are incompatible with the previous version and can leave cache locations unresolved after downgrade. Retained concerns
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Move reading (and generating) the stored resources into get_stored_proxy_resources() and assign the class property directly, which reads more plainly than a reference to the static property.
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🟡 Minor · Add backoff for failed download recovery. · Helpers.php:572-576
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAdd backoff for failed download recovery.
When the local file is missing, each front-end request calls
wp_schedule_single_event(). The daily event does not prevent this one-time event. After the one-time callback fails, later requests can schedule another event indefinitely. This can cause repeated downloads and cron-option writes.Do not add
wp_next_scheduled()here. The daily event uses the same hook, so that check would suppress immediate recovery. Add only a short transient backoff.Suggested fix
- wp_schedule_single_event( time(), Cron::TASK_NAME ); + if ( ! get_transient( 'plausible_analytics_js_download_attempt' ) ) { + set_transient( 'plausible_analytics_js_download_attempt', 1, 15 * MINUTE_IN_SECONDS ); + wp_schedule_single_event( time(), Cron::TASK_NAME ); + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 572-576: Add a short transient backoff around the immediate
recovery scheduling in the missing-file branch of get_proxy_resource’s caller:
schedule Cron::TASK_NAME only when the download-attempt transient is absent, and
set it for 15 minutes before scheduling. Do not use wp_next_scheduled(), so the
existing daily event does not suppress immediate recovery.
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While the local tracker file is missing, every request scheduled a download. wp_schedule_single_event() only skips duplicates of a pending event, so if the download keeps failing (e.g. the uploads directory isn't writable), a new attempt was scheduled as soon as the previous one had run. Allow one attempt per 15 minutes. wp_next_scheduled() can't be used, as the daily event uses the same hook.
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A user moved their site to a new host, after which pages stopped loading: with the proxy enabled, the tracker script was still loaded from the old server, which was offline. Disabling the plugin (or disabling and re-enabling the proxy) fixed it.
Cause
Helpers::get_proxy_resources()stored the cache directory's absolute path and URL (cache_dir,cache_url) the first time the proxy was used, and never refreshed them, except when switching to SSL. After moving the site to another host, domain or path:<script>tag still pointed at the old location;The script is
deferred, so it doesn't block rendering, but deferred scripts run beforeDOMContentLoaded. While the browser waits for a server that doesn't respond,DOMContentLoadeddoesn't fire, and everything that waits for it (menus, sliders, preloader overlays, …) doesn't either. Disabling and re-enabling the proxy deletes the option, so the resources are regenerated. That's why that workaround helped.Sites using "domain per language" (WPML/TranslatePress) happened to be protected by
maybe_use_current_language_domain()(2.6.2), which rewrites the host.Changes
wp_get_upload_dir()on every request, with the URL's scheme matching the current request (so the SSL refresh isn't needed anymore). Existing installs keep their directory (its name is taken from the stored path) and their REST route (namespace/base/endpoint); the stored option isn't rewritten.wp_schedule_single_event(), which doesn't add duplicates within 10 minutes) instead of waiting for the daily run.get_proxy_resource( 'cache_url' )callingwp_mkdir_p()with the URL instead of the path.Testing
Live, with the stored option pointing at an old host and path (an unroutable IP, so connections hang like an offline server does), as a logged-out visitor, without "domain per language":
srcDOMContentLoadeddevelophttps://10.255.255.1/wp-content/uploads/…interactive)Missing local file, with the daily event still scheduled a day ahead: the first request loads the script from
plausible.ioand schedules the download; WP-Cron downloaded it within seconds, and the next request loads it locally again.Summary by CodeRabbit