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Johannes Ernst

Lots of helpful people here @pluhmen @ross @otto42! Thanks all!!

My use case is non-standard :-) For FediTest.org, I'd like to deliver outgoing ActivityPub messages asap, so my tests don't take longer than necessary. I've attempted to invoke wp-cron.php manually but it's not sending immediately ... 15 times with 1 sec delay often works, but not always. As soon as I open any page in the browser, it goes through, however. It's the unpredictability that I'm trying to understand ...

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Johannes Ernst

Ah, "wp cron event list" to the rescue! If I guess at what this says, it might only attempt to send updates to Fediverse followers once an hour! That is not quite what the doctor ordered for testing purposes ...

| activitypub_update_followers | 2024-10-15 22:57:27 | 58 minutes 35 seconds | 1 hour |
| activitypub_cleanup_followers | 2024-10-16 21:57:27 | 23 hours 58 minutes | 1 day |

Otto

@j12t well, there's your problem. 😀

It seems most likely that it's putting these requests into a queue which then gets handled by an hourly event. So manually calling wp-cron won't make it happen any faster.

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