Code storage for gists / mu-plugins

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Do we need a home on GitHub for these MU plugins?

We’ve got this one for restoring the generator tag and also the one for hiding twentyfifteen, twentysixteen and twentyseventeen theme update notifications:

<?php

function cp_disable_theme_update_notification( $value ) {
    if ( ! empty( $value ) && is_object( $value ) && is_array( $value->response ) ) {
        unset( $value->response['twentyfifteen'] );
	unset( $value->response['twentysixteen'] );
	unset( $value->response['twentyseventeen'] );
    }
    return $value;
}
add_filter( 'site_transient_update_themes', 'cp_disable_theme_update_notification' );
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Should we develop a directory of gists as well as regular plugins?

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A GitHub repository should do for now.

We’ve already got enough on our plate for v2, but this could be something to consider for the future, probably starting as a plugin.

There’s also a related petition: Issues · ClassicPress/ClassicPress · GitHub

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I have done something along these lines with Classic Commerce snippets here, Snippets – Classic Commerce

It is just a simple categorized list that links to Gist code snippets. I do think that having them presented in some form of list or index makes them much more accessible. Note also that I have tested them all with Classic Commerce, so there is the added confidence factor over using something you just “find on the net”.

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