Core/development team
I released version 1.1.4 today with the security fixes from WP 4.9.15 and 5.4.2: ClassicPress 1.1.4 Release Notes
Development for ClassicPress version 1.2.0 is still in progress per the original plan: ClassicPress release plan: Version 1.2.0
- Most PHP 7.4 compatibility fixes are already in the ClassicPress development code, but there are a few newer fixes that we also need to evaluate: #49922 (PHP Compatibility fixes for 5.5) – WordPress Trac
- The change to allow users to set a custom image on the login page is in progress on GitHub and needs to be finished: Feature: Custom admin login image by bahiirwa · Pull Request #561 · ClassicPress/ClassicPress · GitHub
- There are a number of smaller bugfixes that are already committed for this release, which can be found in the list here: https://github.com/ClassicPress/ClassicPress/compare/1.1.0+dev...2f6601549
- The only other thing that I’m thinking of including in this release at the moment is a fix for an issue with WP-CLI: $cp_version and WP-CLI
In order to include more bugfixes in this release, they need to be pretty clear and simple, according to our code review criteria.
I’m setting an updated date of July 4th for the 1.2.0-rc1 preview release containing these changes. If volunteers can help complete any of the tasks above then that may be able to be pushed forward a bit.
If anyone has any questions about any of the above, you know where to find me, and I’ll also be scheduling a core development meeting soon, probably towards the end of next week.
Infrastructure team
No major changes here, our servers are still running fine and being updated regularly. The only thing that changed recently was the latest WP version supported by the migration plugin which is currently up to date with the latest WP version.
Documentation team
We still need someone to plan & lead a fairly large effort around removing duplicate content & organizing things better between www.classicpress.net, docs.classicpress.net, and a few other places (mostly various GitHub repositories).
In the meantime the pages at docs.classicpress.net are open for everyone to edit: Contributing to the ClassicPress documentation
I’ve also considered making more pages on the main site available under the same system, so that those pages have a public contribution and edit history. What do others think?