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# Default doctor diagnostic checks
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Although it's power comes from its [ability to be customized](https://make.wordpress.org/cli/handbook/doctor-customize-config/), `wp doctor` includes a number of default diagnostic checks considered to be recommendations for production websites.
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Use `wp doctor list` to view these default checks:
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<table>
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<thead>
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<tr>
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<th>name</th>
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<th>description</th>
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</tr>
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</thead>
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<tbody>
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<tr>
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<td>autoload-options-size</td>
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<td>Warns when autoloaded options size exceeds threshold of 900 kb.</td>
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</tr>
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<td>constant-savequeries-falsy</td>
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<td>Confirms expected state of the SAVEQUERIES constant.</td>
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</tr>
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<td>constant-wp-debug-falsy</td>
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<td>Confirms expected state of the WP_DEBUG constant.</td>
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<td>core-update</td>
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<td>Errors when new WordPress minor release is available; warns for major release.</td>
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<td>core-verify-checksums</td>
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<td>Verifies WordPress files against published checksums; errors on failure.</td>
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<td>cron-count</td>
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<td>Errors when there's an excess of 50 total cron jobs registered.</td>
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<td>cron-duplicates</td>
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<td>Errors when there's an excess of 10 duplicate cron jobs registered.</td>
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<td>file-eval</td>
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<td>Checks files on the filesystem for regex pattern `eval\(.*base64_decode\(.*`.</td>
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<td>option-blog-public</td>
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<td>Confirms the expected value of the 'blog_public' option.</td>
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<td>plugin-active-count</td>
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<td>Warns when there are greater than 80 plugins activated.</td>
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<td>plugin-deactivated</td>
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<td>Warns when greater than 40% of plugins are deactivated.</td>
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<td>plugin-update</td>
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<td>Warns when there are plugin updates available.</td>
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<td>theme-update</td>
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<td>Warns when there are theme updates available.</td>
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</tr>
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</tbody>
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</table>
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To explain these further:
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* Autoloaded options are options that are automatically loaded in every request to WordPress. A size exceeding the recommended threshold could be a symptom of a larger problem.
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* Because `SAVEQUERIES` causes WordPress to save a backtrace for every SQL query, which is an expensive operation, using `SAVEQUERIES` in production is discouraged.
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* WordPress minor versions are typically security releases that should be applied immediately.
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If you [create a custom `doctor.yml` config file](https://make.wordpress.org/cli/handbook/doctor-customize-config/), you can use `wp doctor list --config=<file>` to view the diagnostic checks listed in the file.
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