Profiling slow page generation - members accounts for over 8.32% of page generation time
ahmed-sigmalux opened this issue · 2 comments
I'm profiling a website to figure out what's causing long (> 1s) page generation times. I've identified members as one of the culprits, as it accounts for at least 8.32% of the cost. The problematic calls are:
members_register_role @ 93 - 8.32%
members_role_registry()->register( $name, new \Members\Role( $name, $args ) );
Has anyone else profiled a website and identified the same issue? Is it normal for members to account for a significant portion of the page generation time?
That code should be pretty fast. It's not doing much except for some fairly basic operations on data that WP has already loaded from the DB as far as I know. It shouldn't come close to generating > 1s load times, even with a few hundred roles.
If you could dig further and can definitively find an issue directly with Members (I can't replicate it), I'd be happy to mark this ticket as a bug and make any necessary changes.
The above is not much to go on, but I'll leave the ticket open for now pending further feedback.
Closing due to no feedback.