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  • May 10, 2019 at 9:40 am #2082

    billfox
    Participant

    When I ran the new WP 5.2 Site Health tool, the system flagged a critical REST API issue.

    After deactivating all my plugins, I isolated the problem to the Stripe Payments plugin. Overall site performance also went from 78% to 87% when the plugin was deactivated.

    Please let me know if you need more information.

    Bill

    May 10, 2019 at 10:16 am #2083

    alexanderfoxc
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    Hi Bill and thank you for your report.

    I ran Site Health tool on clean WP install and figured this issue goes away when it’s disabled. Too bad it’s not too informative though as our plugin has nothing to do with WP’s REST API. But after some researching I figured that this is how Site Health tool reacts on plugins that are using PHP sessions.

    There is a testing version of the plugin available which gets rid of PHP sessions – https://s-plugins.com/testing-version/ . Can you install and let me know if this fixes the issue?

    Overall site performance also went from 78% to 87% when the plugin was deactivated.

    This is something I’m not quite following. Are you referring to the percentage displayed by Site Health tool? It’s not related to performance. It just shows percentage of issues/passed tests. When you deactivate the plugin, one of the issues goes away and this makes the percentage increase.

    If you’re referring to some other performance measurement tool, please elaborate.

    May 11, 2019 at 7:30 am #2084

    billfox
    Participant

    Hi Alexander,

    Wow, thanks for looking into this so quickly… and resolving it too!

    The issue goes away with the updated plugin.

    Regarding the performance data. These numbers are from the Site Health dashboard. I really didn’t know what those numbers were representing so thanks for informing me.

    Well done and great work!

    All the best,
    Bill

    May 11, 2019 at 5:51 pm #2087

    alexanderfoxc
    Keymaster

    Thank you for reporting it. We definitely cannot test the plugin with all kinds of environments etc, so we rely on our users’ input and reports to make the plugin better. So thank you for taking your time to test this and report it as well 🙂

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