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supportWhen I updated WP to 7.0.0 today, the high-performance keys were reverted back to default WP keys, when clicking on the Database update button during update. WP displayed a long list for each table with additional keys as Duplicate Errors. The “Index WP MySQL For Speed” plugin Version 1.5.7 was active during the WP update. I had to recreate the high-performance keys again. Your comment in your FAQ is not valid any more: If the plugin is activated during a WordPress version update, it prevents the update workflow from removing your high-performance keys (Version 1.4.7). This topic was modified 1 month, 2 weeks ago by missveronica .
Yeah, I saw the same thing but didn’t do anything yet. Any updates on this issue?
Thanks for the defect report. You’re right, some sites get their keys changed. Including some sites I look after. Actually, the core version upgrade doesn’t completely revert the keys, it just re-adds one key that this plugin removes. So using the plugin to “convert” the keys is quick. I’ll check it out.
Thank you… We should hold off for a bit then…?
My advice: Don’t hold off. Use Tools -> Index MySQL to “convert” your tables.
@olliejones That worked well and fast on MariaDB 11.8.8! thank you
You’re welcome.
Yeah, I saw the same thing but didn’t do anything yet. Any updates on this issue?
Thanks for the defect report. You’re right, some sites get their keys changed. Including some sites I look after. Actually, the core version upgrade doesn’t completely revert the keys, it just re-adds one key that this plugin removes. So using the plugin to “convert” the keys is quick. I’ll check it out.
Thank you… We should hold off for a bit then…?
My advice: Don’t hold off. Use Tools -> Index MySQL to “convert” your tables.
@olliejones That worked well and fast on MariaDB 11.8.8! thank you
You’re welcome.