Breeze cache generates 100s of individual js files and gigabytes of data per day
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Hi there! I’m on Cloudways and thought it was appropriate for me to use the Breeze plugin, since you’ve created specifically for us customers. I haven’t had any major issues since I’ve used this plugin, but recently I’ve noticed that it has been generating hundreds of javascript files (eg. breeze_ff184a2f173a16b5472d5d979e737480.js) on my server every minute, thereby, eating up gigabytes of storage on my server. I’m using this on a Multisite install, as well, so I’m sitting on 10-20GB worth of these js files that are being generated for each sub-site. Is this the intended behavior of the plugin or is it a bug? I can’t seem to fathom a use case to these uniquely generated js files at the minute-level interval, but maybe I’m missing something. At any rate, I’ve had to disable the plugin, because I keep reaching my disk usage threshold with it enabled. Any pointers are much appreciated!
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in Breeze, there is the option “Purge cache after”, Automatically purge the internal cache after X minutes. By default, this is set to 1440 minutes (1 day).
Furthermore, if the user updates any page/post, the cache automatically purges, which also clears the cache folder.
In your case cache folder size increase so you may try to reduce the purge internal cache time value.
Breeze jus minified the JS files and script loaded by the application. As you mentioned that there are lots of JS files generated by Breeze, which means there are some scripts call by activated theme which minified by Breeze.
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