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I have upgraded our site from Craft 3.7.54 to 4.4.1 on my local wamp server to prep for upgrading our staging environment and I'm noticing a fairly significant speed drop and I can't quite figure why that might be the case.

Here's a comparison between 3.7.54 and 4.4.1

Comparison between 3.7.54 and 4.4.1

Local server is WAMP 3.2.9 64bit (Don't judge me please, I can be a terrible creature of habbit)

Apache 2.4.46

PHP 8.0.26

MySQL 5.7.31

Installed plugins: Azure Blob Storage, Redactor, Retour, a custom plugin for handling job listings. I have tried disabling all plugins and see no change.

I reduced the page I'm testing to one use just one element query and it was still slower than 3.7. The simple element query is below.

{% set entries = craft.entries.section('markets').with([ ['smallImage', {kind: 'image', withTransforms: [listed] }] ]).level(1).all() %}

Any thoughts on what the culprit for the drop in performance locally may be? I have not pushed any of this to staging environments to test as of yet.

Thanks in advance for any pointers.

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  • Is your Composer autoloader optimized? Try running composer dump-autoload -o. Mar 15 at 20:51
  • @BrandonKelly Just tried that and it seems that nothing has changed.
    – Watsonian
    Mar 15 at 21:42
  • I'm assuming you updated the PHP version in WAMP as part of this upgrade - did anything else change in WAMP?
    – Brad Bell
    Mar 16 at 3:34
  • @BradBell I had added PHP 8 a while back for another project. I don't recall any other changes to WAMP at that time. I made the changes to the php.ini to increase memory_limit, max_input_nesting_level and max_input_vars, but that was about it. Thanks!
    – Watsonian
    Mar 17 at 14:24
  • I suppose as a next step, I'd push it to another environment to help rule out if it's a WAMP issue or code issue.
    – Brad Bell
    Mar 17 at 15:01

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