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The function wc_orders_count() is called on every admin page. WooCommerce core uses it to count only orders with the status 'processing' and typically a site has only a few of those orders. But since wc_orders_count() calls internally wp_post_count() this means that MySQL will have to count the number of orders of all status. Thus, in a site with a significant number of orders, this query can be slow. This commit changes wc_orders_count() function to query directly the database to get the number of orders for a given status instead of using wp_post_count(). On a WooCommerce installation I manage, the old query takes about 2 seconds to run and the new query takes 0.002 seconds. |
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