w3_pgcache_prime in cron events
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I’ve just noticed that I have two cron jobs scheduled for the w3_pgcache_prime hook and I’m wondering if that’s normal. Here are the jobs as they are listed by the WP Crontrol plugin:
Hook Name: w3_pgcache_prime
Arguments: None
Actions: W3TC\PgCache_Plugin->prime()
Next Run: 2018-04-16 17:43:26 (2 minutes 4 seconds)
Recurrence: [W3TC] Page Cache prime (every 900 seconds)Hook Name: w3_pgcache_prime
Arguments: [220]
Actions: W3TC\PgCache_Plugin->prime()
Next Run: 2018-04-16 17:40:07 (now)
Recurrence: Non-repeatingEven though the second one says “Non-repeating”, it’s being run every 15 minutes like the first one. I’m running these using the system crontab with the WordPress cron disabled in wp-config.php.
Is this normal? Just wondering why it would run two of these. I have the page cache setup to be primed every 900 seconds with 20 pages per interval, so I understand why one of these would be running. Also, the arguments on the second one increase by 20 each time, so that makes sense, too. Just not sure why two are scheduled. Any insight would be appreciated!
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