Pascal Birchler

Yeah enabling caching for logged-in users would mean not showing the toolbar or any _Edit_ links to them as if they were normal visitors. To improve performance for logged-in users,...

Even better: Directly write to the `.htaccess` file. I think WP Simple Cache does this quite well and simple.

@felixarntz @adamsilverstein would be interested to hear your thoughts on this

In #184 I propose a rather simple solution for this. It does not cover some edge cases like the order of elements, which I think could be handled in a...

> Order can be handled in the WP_Query_Args or WP_Term_Args filter. It can be set to either ASC or DESC in the Query Args. I was referring to order of...

I now use ```yaml branches: only: - master ``` and build stages like this: ```yaml jobs: fast_finish: true include: # ... - stage: deploy script: - NOW_ALIAS=xyz.now.sh node_modules/.bin/now-travis stages: #...

Which existing issue does this solve? Could we have a test case for this?

BuddyPress also publishes pre-release versions to WordPress.org. We can add Behat tests using that plugin. > I would expect beta-versions and release candidates to be ignored by WP CLI unless...

WP-CLI checks WordPress.org for the current version of each theme in the list. The thing is, there are some themes on WordPress.org with the same name as the ones you...

Well, WordPress itself does not do any such checks. If your version is higher than expected, WordPress just ignores it. That's why you don't see this in the WordPress interface....