Is there a script which can be configured on my server to allow me to clone the WP site, and have it automatically offer a txt file, or a screen which had the following details ready to copy and paste to a developer:

WP URL:
WP ADMIN URL:
WP USER:
WP PASS:
FTP IP:
FTP USER:
FTP PASS:

If I may suggest, adding this as a feature would be a smart way to grow Cloudways user base. More people would create dev sites this way, and more server sources would be demanded.

If I have to go manually copy each field every time, it takes too long.

This is about the "Breeze" cache plugin for Wordpress, which is by the way amazing!

There is just one thing that is really annoying, that most of other cache plugin do. There is no option to purge the cache only for a specific page. With other cache plugin, it's possible to do it from the Wordpress bar at the top of the page and that's great to force refreshing a page for users, without having to delete the whole cache, thus slowing down the whole website for users during some time.

Thank you for the great work and best regards, David

When a customer buys an item, the product stock doesn't update if Breeze cache is not emptied. The item can't be added to the cart anymore since that request goes through the database, but could you update Breeze plugin to clear cache of product, it's category and front page (to remove bought products from lists on these pages if stock goes to 0) on purchase as well? Now cache is only cleared when updating the product, so changing stock amount by hand updates it even on cached pages, but buying product doesn't. At the moment Breeze can't be used on e-commerce sites where stock is important (unique products for example) because of this.

In my website I use Learndash as an LMS.
A few days Ago I installed Brezee and I turned on "System Cache" option.
My users started to complain that they can't mark as complete the lessons and pass to the following. I checked and it was a cache issue.
I put all the course URLs in the cache exceptions and it solved the issue.
I was wondering if ¿there's any other solution to this issue? Because I only have one course but plan to add others so its a rudimentary solution.
If not, ¿can you pass this to your development team so they can analyze it and include it in the backlog?

If you're using an atomic deployment practice, then you must de-activate Breeze before each deployment. If not, you will see errors such as "Cannot redeclare breezegetcachebasepath()" on the front end after the new release is activated.

Here's what the support team said back when I reported this issue:

"Basically, the option which allows setting cache path at their own config path is not available in Breeze. So right now only the option deactivate and activate the plugin after each deployment."

This feature should be implemented ASAP. It's a common feature with other major caching plugins such as WP-Rocket.