Here’s the summary of our meeting #hosting-community on Wednesday, May 2nd, 2018 at 1700 UTC (Slack archive).
Attendees:
@mikeschroder @andrewtaylor-1 @jadonn @antpb @brettface @dws122 @robertjacobi @rachelwhitton @pdclark
ServeHappy
- @mikeschroder suggested the #hosting-community team try to connect to the #core-php project for adding PHP upgrade notifications (Trac ticket #41191 to WordPress.
- @mikeschroder felt the conversation might benefit from more input from hosts, as hosts will be directly affected.
- Notes from the core PHP group
Hosting Best Practices Documentation
- @andrewtaylor-1 did not have any new updates.
- This project still needs help with reviews for outstanding pull requests on security and reliability.
- @andrewtaylor-1 plans to merge the reliability pull request before the next meeting.
Gutenberg
- @danielbachhuber was out today, but @mikeschroder reported that the ‘Try Gutenberg’ callout has been pushed back to WordPress 4.9.7 instead of WordPress 4.9.6.
- @mikeschroder asked for an update from @pdclark and @jadonn on coordinating Gutenberg-specific documentation to help hosts prepare for ‘Try Gutenberg’.
- @jadonn did not have any updates.
- @pdclark suggested having a collaboration session with Google Docs to develop documentation.
- @rachelwhitton, @jadonn, @brettface liked the idea of using Google Docs and collaborating together more closely.
- @andrewtaylor-1 mentioned some people he knew would be interested in collaborating on a shared Gutenberg support document when that effort gets started.
- @pdclark volunteered to create a shared Google Doc document for collaborating on Gutenberg support documentation for hosts.
Feedback
Miss this week’s meeting and want to discuss the initiatives above? Spend some time in the comments and share your thoughts!
Next Meeting
The next meeting will be in #hosting-community on Wednesday, May 9th, 2018, 1700 UTC. Hope to see you then!