About this plugin
Fruti Revision Footprint Audit lists the posts and pages that carry revisions, ranked by revision
count, and shows for each one the number of revisions, a lower-bound size of the revision content, the
date of the newest revision and a link to the post. A CSV export covers the window you just scanned.
It is a report. It never deletes revisions, never changes how many revisions WordPress keeps, never
edits your content and never writes to your database.
Typical use: you suspect a few posts have accumulated hundreds of revisions, or you are about to change
revision handling and want to see the real footprint first. The report tells you what exists; the
decision about retention stays with you and is made elsewhere.
The scan is bounded and manual: each run walks a configurable number of posts, revision detail per post
is capped so a single huge history cannot dominate the run, and the screen states exactly which window
was scanned and that byte totals are a lower bound when a cap was reached. There is no cron job, no
background worker and no queue.
Usage
- Open Tools -> Fruti Revision Footprint Audit.
- Leave the defaults (200 posts per run) or lower the window on very large sites.
- Press Run audit and read the ranked table.
- Raise the post offset and run again to cover the rest of the site.
- Press Download CSV for this window to export what you just scanned. The CSV is generated on the
fly and is never stored.
Privacy
Everything runs locally inside your own admin request. Titles, ids, counts and dates are never
uploaded, never sent to any external service, never logged and never stored in the database. The plugin
makes no network requests and collects no telemetry.