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  • Thread Starter jawes

    (@jawes)

    Also cron is taking a full second.

    Any updates?

    In a regular WordPress install update checks should be cached for 12 hours. If that’s not happening for you and you’re seeing these requests on *every* admin page load, then something is preventing them from being cached, could be your theme, could be a plugin, could be a server configuration.

    With regards to cron, indeed spawning it will take up a second, but note that it should not be spawned on every request. I recommend you look into using your system’s crond to invoke cron, and disable WordPress from spawning it via a wp-config.php directive:

    define( 'DISABLE_WP_CRON', 'true' );
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