4th retention policy

Resolved aparmar115
(@aparmar115)

2 months, 3 weeks ago
REQUEST: Can you add an option under “General settings” > “Retention policy” ?

HIGH LEVEL DESCRIPTION : I will appreciate an option for “Full cloud migration with Cron Job”. This is to allow for a delayed offloading to cloud instead of immediate.

DETAILS OF REQUEST
- I have a use case and custom plugin where users upload files into a form to create a post
- After installing AMO this plugin is not working any more due to the fact the AMO changes the URL of the file in media library
- However, if you allow the option to offload file at a specific time of day then this issue will not happen
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(@masoudin)

Hi @aparmar115

You can use advmo_should_offload_attachment filter to apply a delay to offloading your media files to cloud storage. For example the following code prevents offloading media files that are uploaded less than 5 minutes ago: (It means do not offload newly uploaded files)

/**
 * Prevent offloading of newly uploaded attachments (younger than 5 minutes).
 * @param bool $should_offload  Current decision.
 * @param int  $attachment_id   Attachment ID.
 * @param array|null $metadata  Attachment metadata when available.
 * @return bool                 False to skip offloading.
 */
function wpfitter_prevent_recent_offload($should_offload, $attachment_id, $metadata = null)
{
	try {
		$post = get_post($attachment_id);
		if (!$post) {
			return $should_offload;
		}

		// Compare upload time (GMT) against now (GMT)
		$created_gmt = get_post_time('U', true, $post);
		$now_gmt = current_time('timestamp', true);

		if (is_numeric($created_gmt) && ($now_gmt - (int) $created_gmt) < (5 * MINUTE_IN_SECONDS)) {
			return false; // Skip offloading if younger than 5 minutes
		}

		return $should_offload;
	} catch (\Throwable $e) {
		// Fail open to avoid interrupting uploads/offload flow
		return $should_offload;
	}
}

add_filter('advmo_should_offload_attachment', 'wpfitter_prevent_recent_offload', 10, 3);

And then you can add the following command to your server cronjob to run every 30 minutes and offload the non-offloaded files:

*/30 * * * * cd /path/to/public_html && wp advmo offload

I hope this solution works for you.

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