When I checked, mainwp_child_actions_saved_data was the biggest autoloaded item at 131978. so with just that gone it would drop under the 900kb recommended threshold. Does mainwp_child_actions_saved_data need to be autoloaded? I really do not use MainWP to look at any logs of site actions so it is not important to me. Is there a preferred way to clean that up?
The dev team is suggesting changing the value of mainwp_child_actions_saved_number_of_days in the DB to 10 (days).
This will resolve the warning and will not affect the data that is synced to the Dashboard.
In the upcoming major release of the MainWP Child plugin, we will change how these logs are handled.
You can update that value by running this command in phpMyAdmin or an equivalent tool:
UPDATE wp_options SET option_value = ‘10’ WHERE option_name = ‘mainwp_child_actions_saved_number_of_days’;
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