Optimize the query to count products using the attributes lookup table.
The query to count products using the attributes lookup table for the filter by attribute widget was adding an "AND term_ids in (...)"-type subquery for each attribute participating in the filtering. Now at most two such subqueries are generated, one for attributes configured for OR type filtering and another one for the ones configured as AND; this speeds up the query significantly when many attributes are used simultaneously for the filtering.
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@ -213,41 +213,50 @@ class Filterer {
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$attributes_to_filter_by = \WC_Query::get_layered_nav_chosen_attributes();
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$attributes_to_filter_by = \WC_Query::get_layered_nav_chosen_attributes();
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if ( ! empty( $attributes_to_filter_by ) ) {
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if ( ! empty( $attributes_to_filter_by ) ) {
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$all_terms_to_filter_by = array();
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$and_term_ids = array();
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$or_term_ids = array();
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foreach ( $attributes_to_filter_by as $taxonomy => $data ) {
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foreach ( $attributes_to_filter_by as $taxonomy => $data ) {
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$all_terms = get_terms( $taxonomy, array( 'hide_empty' => false ) );
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$all_terms = get_terms( $taxonomy, array( 'hide_empty' => false ) );
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$term_ids_by_slug = wp_list_pluck( $all_terms, 'term_id', 'slug' );
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$term_ids_by_slug = wp_list_pluck( $all_terms, 'term_id', 'slug' );
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$term_ids_to_filter_by = array_values( array_intersect_key( $term_ids_by_slug, array_flip( $data['terms'] ) ) );
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$term_ids_to_filter_by = array_values( array_intersect_key( $term_ids_by_slug, array_flip( $data['terms'] ) ) );
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$all_terms_to_filter_by = array_merge( $all_terms_to_filter_by, $term_ids_to_filter_by );
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if ( 'and' === $data['query_type'] ) {
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$term_ids_to_filter_by_list = '(' . join( ',', $term_ids_to_filter_by ) . ')';
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$and_term_ids = array_merge( $and_term_ids, $term_ids_to_filter_by );
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} else {
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$or_term_ids = array_merge( $or_term_ids, $term_ids_to_filter_by );
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}
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}
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$count = count( $term_ids_to_filter_by );
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if ( ! empty( $and_term_ids ) ) {
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if ( 0 !== $count ) {
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$terms_count = count( $and_term_ids );
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$query['where'] .= ' AND product_or_parent_id IN (';
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$term_ids_list = '(' . join( ',', $and_term_ids ) . ')';
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if ( 'and' === $attributes_to_filter_by[ $taxonomy ]['query_type'] ) {
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$query['where'] .= "
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$query['where'] .= "
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AND product_or_parent_id IN (
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SELECT product_or_parent_id
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SELECT product_or_parent_id
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FROM {$this->lookup_table_name} lt
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FROM {$this->lookup_table_name} lt
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WHERE is_variation_attribute=0
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WHERE is_variation_attribute=0
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{$in_stock_clause}
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{$in_stock_clause}
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AND term_id in {$term_ids_to_filter_by_list}
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AND term_id in {$term_ids_list}
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GROUP BY product_id
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GROUP BY product_id
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HAVING COUNT(product_id)={$count}
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HAVING COUNT(product_id)={$terms_count}
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UNION
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UNION
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SELECT product_or_parent_id
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SELECT product_or_parent_id
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FROM {$this->lookup_table_name} lt
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FROM {$this->lookup_table_name} lt
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WHERE is_variation_attribute=1
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WHERE is_variation_attribute=1
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{$in_stock_clause}
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{$in_stock_clause}
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AND term_id in {$term_ids_to_filter_by_list}
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AND term_id in {$term_ids_list}
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)";
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)";
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} else {
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}
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if ( ! empty( $or_term_ids ) ) {
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$term_ids_list = '(' . join( ',', $or_term_ids ) . ')';
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$query['where'] .= "
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$query['where'] .= "
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AND product_or_parent_id IN (
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SELECT product_or_parent_id FROM {$this->lookup_table_name}
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SELECT product_or_parent_id FROM {$this->lookup_table_name}
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WHERE term_id in {$term_ids_to_filter_by_list}
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WHERE term_id in {$term_ids_list}
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{$in_stock_clause}
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{$in_stock_clause}
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)";
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)";
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}
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}
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}
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}
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} else {
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} else {
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$query['where'] .= $in_stock_clause;
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$query['where'] .= $in_stock_clause;
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