Speed issue
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Hey guys,
I noticed with version 0.9.85 I got some heavy speed issues by accessing the amp-version of a page. With the version below its working very smoothly and fast. You can see it by comparing the two urls:
https://test.wihel.de/line-backt-brownies-mit-keksboden-und-salzbrezeln_73525/amp/ -> on this site I have installed 0.9.85.3 and it takes something about 29 seconds until the side has finished loading.
https://www.wihel.de/line-backt-brownies-mit-keksboden-und-salzbrezeln/amp/ -> same post on my production environment with version 0.9.84. The loadtime is here at a little bit more than 1 second.
I also tested it by deactivating all plugins, switching to one of the standard-themes but it looks like with version 0.9.85 was something implemented which has bad effects to the page load time.
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I just put a copy of your poor loading page on my server. It runs normally – 1-2 secs loading. Still get the web push error message though. This don’t forget is a straight html copy of the page. So no database calls per se but it will be calling all the external js, images etc.
It proves that the html of the page is fine, all the external calls to AMP resources etc are also fine but what is not is fine is how the html is being generated by your server. That means your server is choking somewhere on producing that html.
In your slow page – I see the error come up “Web push is not supported”. I don’t see that in your fast page. so what is different between your fast page and your slow one in how the html is being created. Are you sure all the settings are the same – really sure? Look in admin control panel to make sure the web push isn’t set to on. You could ask your hosting company about the web push error? It comes from here
if (!this.environmentSupportsWebPush())
return x().warn(“amp-web-push”, “Web push is not supported.”), Promise.reject(“Web push is not supported”);Alright, understood. First of all: both pages are on the same machine and there is no hoster, because I host it by myself (like “just rent a machine, put pages on it and thats it”). But I found the web-push-thing: the option was enabled in the plugin option – I disabled it and think, the message you saw is gone. But the page is slow as described and thats the thing:
the only difference between both pages is the plugin version. Fast one runs with 0.9.84, the slow one with 0.9.85.3.
@frenchomatic Of course they are different, based on production and test-stuff. But to be sure there is no plugin-conflict with any other plugin, I disabled every plugin except the AMP-plugin (what is also the reason why the test-page looks a little bit messi).
I also exported the plugin-settings from production and imported it to the test-page. But the speed issue still persists.
Pls leave me a note when you saw it, I will then downgrade to the version I use on production, so you can see, that this one works like charm
Downgrade is done.
“At the end of the day, we should all remember that we don’t have to upgrade if things are working well.” Are you serious? How can you get new features or important security patches with this in your mind? Of course you always have to update and keep all plugins and the whole system up2date.
And your last sentence makes me think: you are not a developer to this plugin? If so, pls wait with me for an answer from the developers, which are way more in details what has changed between the version – some blind stab around in the dark will not really lead to any good or working solution.
But yes, you are right, they do their best and its not a complaint by me – its more a hint that something isn’t working for me and maybe for others too. The other way could be to not say anything, be disappointed about the behaviour and don’t use the plugin anymore. But I guess thats also not very helpfull … For me its always some kind of symbiosis: the developer developed some cool stuff and the users help to find bugs, have ideas for new features etc.
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