If a CPT has no rewrite rule then don't clear the cache. #420
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Fixes #45 If a custom post type has no rewrite permalink then the plugin will clear the entire cache in wp_cache_post_id_gc() because get_current_url_supercache_dir() will strip the ?x=y from the URL, resulting in the URL being the homepage. The plugin then deletes everything below that. See also #66
This was referenced Oct 25, 2017
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Fixes #45
If a custom post type has no rewrite permalink then the plugin will
clear the entire cache in wp_cache_post_id_gc() because
get_current_url_supercache_dir() will strip the ?x=y from the URL,
resulting in the URL being the homepage. The plugin then deletes
everything below that.
See also #66