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• action_counts — Get a count of all actions in the store, grouped by status
• cancel_action
• claim_actions
• create_post_array
• delete_action
• fetch_action
• filter_insert_post_data
• find_action
• find_actions_by_claim_id
• generate_claim_id
• get_action_status_by_post_status
• get_actions_by_group — Get IDs of actions within a certain group and up to a certain date/time.
• get_claim_count
• get_claim_id — Return an action's claim ID, as stored in the post password column
• get_date
• get_date_gmt
• get_null_action
• get_post
• get_post_column
• get_post_status_by_action_status
• get_query_actions_sql — Returns the SQL statement to query (or count) actions.
• get_status — Return an action's status, as stored in the post status column
• init
• log_execution
• make_action_from_post
• mark_complete — Record that an action was completed.
• mark_failure
• mark_migrated — Mark action as migrated when there is an error deleting the action.
• migration_dependencies_met — Determine whether the post store can be migrated.
• query_actions
• release_claim
• save_action
• save_action_group
• save_post_array
• save_post_schedule
• set_unique_post_slug — Create a (probably unique) post name for scheduled actions in a more performant manner than wp_unique_post_slug().
• stake_claim
• unclaim_action
• validate_action — InnoDB indexes have a maximum size of 767 bytes by default, which is only 191 characters with utf8mb4.