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How to process thousands of WordPress posts without hitting or raising memory limits.
So you need to write a script that processes all the posts in your wordpress database, you don’t need to use the stupid wordpress loop because you’re not writing web facing code, you might just need to fix some metadata on each one of the posts, but every time you iterate through your posts, no […]