Here’s a list of the WordCamp.org feature developments and maintenance work that was accomplished in February 2019:
- Committed code for the first shortcode-to-block conversion: Speakers
- Updated wordcamp.org to WordPress 5.1
- Added 5.1 blog meta table
- Removed a duplicate notification to the slack channel when a WordCamp or Meetup listing is put into Active/Scheduled status, and already has been put into that status in the past.
- Reviewed code from community to automate VAT invoices, and proposal from community to build WordCamp.org PWA
- Made forms-to-drafts compatible w/ Gutenberg
- Restricted Tagregator date range
- Added Attendee filtering by flag
- Automated a check for supporting documentation before allowing reimbursement request to be submitted, to save administrative time
- Automated reminders to organizers with pending invoices for over 30 days, to reduce our collections backlog
- Standardized unit test suite to make adding new tests easier
- Fixed a bug that wiped out WordCamp listing metadata when manually sending an organizer reminder
- Fixed a bug that was stripping LESS variables from CSS
- Drafted a proposal to move WordCamp.org to GitHub
Here’s what folks working on WordCamp.org hope to accomplish in March:
- Complete the rest of the shortcode-to-blocks conversions (Sessions, Organizer, Sponsors, Schedule) — this will probably be the majority of the work in March
- Continue to give feedback to the teams working on automating VAT invoices and the WordCamp.org PWA.
- Update global sponsor acknowledgement on ticket purchase emails and landing pages.
- As always, fix bugs as they are reported and maintain wordcamp.org