Maybe this bug I filed two years ago about how WordPress loads every version of a post into memory when you go to edit it (and does that three times) will final

Maybe this bug I filed two years ago about how WordPress loads every version of a post into memory when you go to edit it (and does that three times) will finally get fixed? "High memory usage ( and possible server error) editing post with many/large revisions" https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/34560 https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/34560 "Right now, you will unhappily see "500 server error" and "white screen of death" results eventually if you, say, edit a 400K page for hundreds of revisions, even with a 256MB server memory limit. ... So, it seems that WordPress was indeed loading all the revisions of a post three times when editing it with the edit_form_advanced: once to count the revisions, once to list the timestamps and other metadata of the revisions, and once to check for the latest autosaved revision (if any)."