Feedback Requested: Proposed Rollback Feature in 6.1, Performance Team Hosting Stats, and Recording Five for the Future Contributions
This Week at WordPress.org (June 29, 2022)
Get the scoop on planning for the WordPress 6.1 release, and help test its proposed plugin Rollback feature. There are also many calls for feedback from the Performance team and Five for the Future.
News
- WordPress 6.1 Planning Roundup
- Rollback Feature: Testing Call to Action
- WP Briefing: Episode 34: WordPress 6.1 is Coming!
Core
- Rollback Feature: Testing Call to Action
- Plan for adding WebP & multiple MIME support for images
- Performance team meeting summary 28 June 2022
- @spacedmonkey: Also been contacting hosting companies and asking about object cache implementations. There are a number of hosts who don’t have the latest improvements to object caching like
wp_cache_get_multiple - FEEDBACK REQUESTED: Proposal for plugin checker
- FEEDBACK REQUESTED: Measurement overview doc
- FEEDBACK REQUESTED: Capturing front-end performance metrics in WordPress doc
- @spacedmonkey: Also been contacting hosting companies and asking about object cache implementations. There are a number of hosts who don’t have the latest improvements to object caching like
- A Week in Core – June 27, 2022
- Editor chat summary: June 22, 2022
- WordPress 6.0.x release team and 6.0.1 schedule
Community
- Call for Translators: 2021-2022 Annual Meetup Surveys
- Monthly Organizer Newsletter: June 2022
- Recap: Community Deputy Training – All About Community Deputies
- Announcement: Reactivating Meetup Venue Support Funds
Design
Marketing
- Discussion: Promoting WordCamps with the official WordPress social accounts
- Agenda: Global Marketing Meeting, June 29, 2022
Meta
- Exploration: improving DevHub
- Gutenberg Landing Page Launched
- Theme Review Improvements
- Proposal: Make WordPress Team or Project Updates
Mobile
- Call for Testing: WordPress for iOS 20.2
- Call for Testing: WordPress for Android 20.2
- Mobile Team Update – June 28th
Openverse
Polyglots
Plugins
Project
- FEEDBACK REQUESTED: Recording Five for the Future contributions
- Discussion: Contrib Handbook, Part 3
- Defining Five for the Future Pledges & Contributions
- Discussion: Contrib Handbook, Part 2
- Discussion: Contrib Handbook, Part 1
Test
Themes
- Open Sourcing Theme Designs
- Themes Team Meeting Notes – June 28, 2022
- Latest changes in Gutenberg + Themes: 13.1 to 13.5 releases
- Complying with GDPR when using Google Fonts
- Themes team update June 28, 2022
Support
Training
- Learn WordPress Development: Creating a Public Roadmap for Content Creation
- Discussion: Tracking Social Learning Spaces
- Training Team Goals and Strategy Call
- Rethinking the Lesson Plan Creation & Updating Process
- Social Learning Spaces on Learn WordPress
- May 2022 Sprint Retrospective
- June and July 2022 Sprint
Workshop
Social Learning Spaces:
- Explore the Template Editor
- WordPress for Writers: Launching your Writer Website Redux
- My First Recipe Blog
- [Rescheduled] Design With Me: Create a WordPress Blog of Your Own
WPTV
Five for the Future
What’s happening specific to Five for the Future? Provide your feedback on these posts:
- Confirmed vs Sponsored Contributor Stats — The distinction between the two is unclear and confusing. Ian Dunn has proposed a few solutions.
- Track translations — Why not track all translation work as 5FTF contributions?
- Create digesting mechanism — Some contributions are so frequent they will quickly fill up a person’s profile and crowd out all the other activity there. Ian Dun explains the problem and suggests a digest mechanism.
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