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Add WpHttpCacheManager::prefetch() to download whitelisted packages concurrently - #6408
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…oncurrently The upgrader downloads each package through the WordPress HTTP API one after the other, and the cache manager answers those downloads from disk when the file is already cached. prefetch() fills the cache ahead of a bulk run: whitelisted URLs that are not yet cached are fetched side by side with Requests::request_multiple(), validated with the existing download check, and imported. Anything that fails is left uncached so the upgrader's own download still runs for it. The method goes through the http_request_options hook so a transport supplied there (the test suite's HTTP mock) is honored, and it skips entirely when the cache is disabled or when WP_HTTP_BLOCK_EXTERNAL or WP_PROXY_HOST is set, since those are applied by the WordPress HTTP API which this method does not use. validate_downloaded_file() now uses Utils\parse_url() like the rest of the class, so it also works when WordPress is not loaded.
The docblock now says that WordPress's http_request_args and pre_http_request filters are not applied by prefetch(), so a package that depends on them (an authorization header, for example) fails validation and is downloaded by the upgrader as before. The test's http_request_options hook cannot be removed once added, so it now hands out the canned transport only while one of these tests is running, and the runner config it replaces is restored on tear down the way LoggingTest does. The single-URL test also checks that nothing is logged.
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WpHttpCacheManager
participant RequestsTransport
participant FileCache
WpHttpCacheManager->>WpHttpCacheManager: Build eligible request options
WpHttpCacheManager->>RequestsTransport: Download URLs in batches
RequestsTransport-->>WpHttpCacheManager: Write response files
WpHttpCacheManager->>FileCache: Validate and import valid files
WpHttpCacheManager->>WpHttpCacheManager: Remove temporary files
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Pull request overview
Adds concurrent prefetching of whitelisted package downloads, validating and caching successful responses before bulk upgrades.
Changes:
- Adds chunked Requests prefetching, validation, caching, transport handling, and logging.
- Updates URL parsing for non-WordPress contexts.
- Adds no-network tests and supporting fixtures.
File summaries
| File | Summary |
|---|---|
tests/WpHttpCacheManagerPrefetchTest.php |
Adds comprehensive prefetch behavior and failure-case tests. |
tests/includes/wp-filter-stub.php |
Provides WordPress filter-registration stubs. |
tests/includes/prefetch-requests-transport.php |
Provides canned concurrent transport responses. |
php/WP_CLI/WpHttpCacheManager.php |
Adds prefetch logic and URL parsing updates. Findings: critical predictable temp-file symlink risk (3 votes); moderate mixed transport handling (3 votes); moderate cleanup skipped when processing throws (2 votes); nit missing per-URL success debug logging (1 vote). |
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php/WP_CLI/WpHttpCacheManager.php:227
- The PR description promises a per-URL debug line, but successful prefetches emit none; the normal successful path only logs the aggregate message and summary. Add an
http-group debug message in the success branch so--debugidentifies each package that was prefetched, not just failures.
if ( $success && $this->cache->import( $this->whitelist[ $url ]['key'], $file ) ) {
++$cached;
} else {
WP_CLI::debug( "Prefetch of {$url} failed; the upgrader will download it.", 'http' );
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| $files = []; | ||
| $batch_options = []; | ||
| foreach ( $chunk as $url ) { | ||
| $files[ $url ] = $temp_dir . uniqid( 'wp-cli-prefetch-', true ); |
| 'verify' => ! empty( ini_get( 'curl.cainfo' ) ) ? ini_get( 'curl.cainfo' ) : true, | ||
| ]; | ||
| /** This hook is documented in php/utils.php */ | ||
| $options = WP_CLI::do_hook( 'http_request_options', $options, 'GET', $url, null, [] ); |
| if ( isset( $options['transport'] ) ) { | ||
| $batch_options['transport'] = $options['transport']; | ||
| unset( $options['transport'] ); |
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In `@php/WP_CLI/WpHttpCacheManager.php`:
- Line 191: In prefetch(), update the filename tracking immediately after the
http_request_options hook to store the effective non-empty string filename or
null, without restoring the original value. In the response validation
condition, require $file to be a string before calling
validate_downloaded_file(), and guard cleanup with the same type check before
file_exists() and unlink().
- Line 181: Update the prefetch file setup around the $files mapping to create a
private directory with Utils\make_temp_dir('wp-cli-prefetch-') instead of
constructing paths with uniqid(). Keep generated filenames inside that
directory, and update the associated cleanup logic to remove each file and then
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| $files = []; | ||
| $batch_options = []; | ||
| foreach ( $chunk as $url ) { | ||
| $files[ $url ] = $temp_dir . uniqid( 'wp-cli-prefetch-', true ); |
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Use a private temporary directory for prefetch files. uniqid() does not reserve a path under the shared temporary directory. Create the directory with Utils\make_temp_dir( 'wp-cli-prefetch-' ), keep all generated filenames inside it, and remove the files and directory in cleanup code. make_temp_dir() creates a unique directory with owner-only permissions and retries on collisions, so Requests cannot reopen a path replaced by another local user.
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In `@php/WP_CLI/WpHttpCacheManager.php` at line 181, Update the prefetch file
setup around the $files mapping to create a private directory with
Utils\make_temp_dir('wp-cli-prefetch-') instead of constructing paths with
uniqid(). Keep generated filenames inside that directory, and update the
associated cleanup logic to remove each file and then the temporary directory.
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| 'verify' => ! empty( ini_get( 'curl.cainfo' ) ) ? ini_get( 'curl.cainfo' ) : true, | ||
| ]; | ||
| /** This hook is documented in php/utils.php */ | ||
| $options = WP_CLI::do_hook( 'http_request_options', $options, 'GET', $url, null, [] ); |
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Track the effective filename after the hook.
The hook's returned options are passed to Requests, so a callback can remove or replace filename. Requests writes to that per-request path, while prefetch() validates and cleans up $files[$url]. A replacement can fail validation and leave the hook-selected file behind. Removing filename leaves no file to validate. Do not restore the internal filename because that discards the hook's option change. Track the effective filename and guard validation and cleanup when the hook removes it.
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$options = WP_CLI::do_hook( 'http_request_options', $options, 'GET', $url, null, [] );
+$files[ $url ] = isset( $options['filename'] ) && is_string( $options['filename'] ) && '' !== $options['filename']
+ ? $options['filename']
+ : null; && ! empty( $response->success )
&& isset( $response->status_code )
&& 200 === (int) $response->status_code
+ && is_string( $file )
&& $this->validate_downloaded_file( $file, $url );
...
- if ( file_exists( $file ) ) {
+ if ( is_string( $file ) && file_exists( $file ) ) {
unlink( $file );
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| $options = WP_CLI::do_hook( 'http_request_options', $options, 'GET', $url, null, [] ); | |
| $options = WP_CLI::do_hook( 'http_request_options', $options, 'GET', $url, null, [] ); | |
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In `@php/WP_CLI/WpHttpCacheManager.php` at line 191, In prefetch(), update the
filename tracking immediately after the http_request_options hook to store the
effective non-empty string filename or null, without restoring the original
value. In the response validation condition, require $file to be a string before
calling validate_downloaded_file(), and guard cleanup with the same type check
before file_exists() and unlink().
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Temp files are now created with Utils\make_temp_file(), which opens them exclusively under an owner-only umask, instead of handing Requests a predictable path to open. Because that helper exits the process when it cannot create a file, prefetch() bows out early when the temp directory is not writable and leaves the downloads to the upgrader. Each chunk runs under try/finally so its temp files are removed even when the http_request_options hook throws part way through. Requests takes one transport per batch, so a URL whose hook result names a different transport than the batch's is skipped rather than sent through the wrong one. Successful prefetches now log a debug line per URL, like failures already did. Option building moves into prefetch_request_options() so the hook's result is typed as a plain array.
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Part of wp-cli/extension-command#555.
The upgrader downloads each package through the WordPress HTTP API one after the other, and this class already answers those downloads from disk when the file is cached.
prefetch()fills the cache ahead of a bulk run: whitelisted URLs that are not yet cached are fetched side by side withRequests::request_multiple(), validated with the existingvalidate_downloaded_file()check, and imported. Anything that fails is left uncached so the upgrader's own download still runs for it.Behavior:
WP_HTTP_BLOCK_EXTERNAL/WP_PROXY_HOSTis set, because those are applied by the WordPress HTTP API and this method does not go through it. For the same reason WordPress'shttp_request_args/pre_http_requestfilters are not applied: a package that depends on them fails validation and is downloaded by the upgrader as before (noted in the docblock).http_request_optionshook per URL, so a transport supplied there is honored. Requests reads the transport from the batch options, not from a request's own, so it is lifted out. The test suite's HTTP mock throws inrequest_multiple(); the method catches and the serial path runs.curl.cainfowhen set, likeUtils\http_request().Downloading N packages...once, plus per-URL debug lines under thehttpgroup and a summary (Prefetched X of N packages in Ys).validate_downloaded_file()(from #6149) now usesUtils\parse_url()like the rest of the class, so it also works when WordPress is not loaded (that is what lets it be unit tested).Tests:
tests/WpHttpCacheManagerPrefetchTest.php(8 tests, 28 assertions, no network) with a canned-response transport intests/includes/prefetch-requests-transport.phpand anadd_filter()stub intests/includes/wp-filter-stub.php(the class registers WordPress filters on construction). Covers: not whitelisted, already cached, a single pending URL (and that nothing is logged), valid downloads cached, concurrency chunking, invalid bodies rejected, transport failure survived, cache disabled. Thehttp_request_optionshook the test adds only hands out the canned transport while one of these tests runs, and the runner config it replaces is restored on tear down.composer phpunit: 593 tests green;composer phpcsclean on the changed files;composer phpstanreports nothing new againstmain(the test uses the same guardedsetAccessible()ignore idiom astests/LoggingTest.php).Measurements are in the linked issue: an 11-plugin
wp plugin update --allgoes from 22.5s to 12s on a slow connection and from 12.1s to 8.5s on a fast one; on a very fast one the download phase drops from 1.7s to 0.6s, which is about a second of wall time; warm cache unchanged.Summary by CodeRabbit
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