We (Binary Cocoa) have released our first WordPress plugin and would love to get feedback from the HN community.<p>It's a simple plugin named Clear OPcache. When installed, it puts a Flush OPcache button in the top admin bar which allows you to flush the OPcache by clicking it. It will let you know if you don't have OPcache enabled and will link you to documentation. It also clears the OPcache/WinCache during a WordPress update.<p>It's completely free and we'd appreciate any and all feedback. I appreciate your time!<p>https://wordpress.org/plugins/clear-opcache/<p>https://binarycocoa.com/
Nice! It sounds like you put some thought into fit and finish.<p>I'm just unclear under what conditions would one want to flush the OPcache? I've written countless lines of janky PHP experiments and never run into a problem with caching. The only time I can think of flushing it would be on an off-site server where you don't have the ability to reboot or restart PHP. Does PHP wipe the OPcache and start over once it gets full?