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Open-Source WordCamp.org #576
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We should also open-source the mu-plugins so things like https://meta.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/502 can be contributed to by the community. Subversion only supports |
Almost everything is done. The two things left are the Neither are a high priority, since they're not important or commonly used features. I'm trying to focus my time on the things that will make the biggest impact, so I imagine it'll be a long time before I'm able to close this out. |
If things go smoothly, I'd guess that it'd take roughly 2 hours to clean up formatting, review the code for potential security issues and private data, test any changes, migrate it, deploy it, and re-test on production. That'd have a very small impact though, and time is very limited. Saying "yes" to this means saying "no" to other things. Since there are so many things that will make a bigger impact, to me it feels like time spent here would essentially be wasted in comparison. Even if this ticket is closed, there'll always be hundreds of other open ones that we don't have time to get to. I think that's just the nature of a large open source project (and, to some extent, any software project, or any project of any type). I think prioritizing the things that will make the biggest impact, and then focusing on those few things, is the best way to serve the project. |
Comment by slackbot: This ticket was mentioned in Slack in #meta-wordcamp by ryelle. View the logs. |
@iandunn do you think we could close this issue? It seems like almost everything that can be open sources has been, or is tracked in separate issues. |
Yeah, I think that's right 👍🏻 |
Imported from https://meta.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/221
Created by @iandunn:
We should move as many components of WordCamp.org as possible into the Meta repo, so that it's open to the community to contribute.
Before each piece can be moved, it will need to be audited for any security vulnerabilities or sensitive information.
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