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Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Ticket #55443, comment 167


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09/01/2022 01:37:04 AM (2 years ago)
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  • Ticket #55443, comment 167

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    1616So at least if it's off by default and has a toggle, we can say "Hey, there's this new feature, it's has these benefits, but just be aware of XYZ potential downsides" then they can choose to turn it on and try it.
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    18 I am still certain that there will be a significant number of problems down the right (most acutely due to future thumbnail regeneration) -- and, as currently proposed, it will be particularly bad because site owners won't have a clue as to why their site's disk usage has skyrocketed sometime in the future.
     18I am still certain that there will be a significant number of problems down the road (most acutely due to future thumbnail regeneration) -- and, as currently proposed, it will be particularly bad because site owners won't have a clue as to why their site's disk usage has skyrocketed sometime in the future.
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    2020> The other idea, default to "off", makes this useless imho. Usually 95% of options are never changed from their default values. This is a new feature that would enhance millions of web sites and bring this part of the WordPress image handling to 2022. Why would it be potentially enabled on only 5% of sites? Makes no sense to add to core at all in that case.