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* Add a rel=”nofollow” checkbox to WordPress link modal
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* Customizing the WordPress link modal requires using JavaScript to modify the HTML and then bind your own events.
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Two new WP-CLI commands: doctor and profile. wp doctor lets you diagnose problems within WordPress by running a series of checks for symptoms; wp profile quickly identifies what’s slow with WordPress, by giving you visibility into key I/O indicators.
WP-CLI v1.1.0 released. Chock full of enhancements and bug fixes from 21 contributors.
Commit Messages are about Intent. They should answer “why is this here” in as many ways as you can describe.
And our users clearly thought of us as an open-source developer tools company, because that’s what we really were. Which turned out to be very unfortunate, because the open-source developer tools market is one of the worst markets one could possibly end up in. Thousands of people used RethinkDB, often in business contexts, but most were willing to pay less for the lifetime of usage than the price of a single Starbucks coffee (which is to say, they weren’t willing to pay anything at all).
This wasn’t because the product was so good people didn’t need to pay for support, or because developers don’t control budgets, or because of failure of capitalism. The answer is basic microeconomics. Developers love building developer tools, often for free. So while there is massive demand, the supply vastly outstrips it. This drives the number of alternatives up, and the prices down to zero.
Slava Akhmechet – RethinkDB: why we failed
If you manage more than a few WordPress installations, wp doctor is your new favorite WP-CLI command.
wp-config.php file.wp doctor checks are built on top of a foundational abstraction, it’s relatively straightforward for you to write your own custom check extending runcommand\Doctor\Checks\Check.