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  • Ticket #29118, comment 7

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    11Replying to [comment:6 danielbachhuber]:
    2 > It's not uncommon for me to hook expensive processes (for instance, a call to `get_terms()`) onto a rewrite filter because, as a developer, I know flushing rewrite rules only happens in contexts where it's fine for me to have an expensive process. I think flushing rewrite rules on every page load, and retaining all of the filters we have, is a non-starter.
     2> It's not uncommon for me to hook expensive processes (for instance, a call to `get_terms()`) onto a rewrite filter because, as a developer, I know flushing rewrite rules only happens in contexts where it's fine for me to have an expensive process.
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    44Can you expand on this use case?