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sample blog checkbox.</li>\n<li>New feature: JIRA WPB-2778 Setup a blog during deployment.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2792 Staged posts (private posts) are trashed when starting over active site.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2800 Ensure \'Install a blog\' works with Staging.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2801 Remove milestones classes.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2779 Survey not working with Staging.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2805 Preview builds w & w/o blogs.</li>\n<li>New feature: JIRA WPB-2806 Add filter for Inspirations configs.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2808 Do not request generic builds when requesting blog as well.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.3.5</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Testing: JIRA WPB-2744 Tested on WordPress 4.7.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2376 Filter the bgtfw contact blocks.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2476 Update case of Company name.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2747 Update Add a map verbiage.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2749 Add a map to my Contact page.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2658 Fix spacing issues atop Inspirations.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2751 Show all in the smaller view of inspirations doesn\'t work anymore.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2757 Apostrophe and other strange characters installed via Inspirations.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2759 DOMDocument::loadHTML(): htmlParseEntityRef: expecting \';\'.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.3.4</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2696 Remove placeholders from survey.</li>\n<li>New feature: JIRA WPB-2697 Update phone numbers in widgets.</li>\n<li>New feature: JIRA WPB-2699 Use phone number entered during survey.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2704 Adjust format of how social media icons are saved.</li>\n<li>New feature: JIRA WPB-2705 Use survey social media items when creating menu.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2711 Show optional message in survey.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2712 Have plus sign toggle more social icons.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2723 Update phone in pages.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.3.3</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2627 Back / next buttons should not be clickable.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2625 Behavior of last image\'s next button in Inspirations.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.3.2</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2582 Always show arrows in Inspirations gallery.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2583 Ensure first letter in theme\'s title attribute is capitalized.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2599 Add placeholder for 4th step to Inspirations.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2551 Duplicate images.</li>\n<li>New feature: JIRA WPB-2603 Add initial version of survey.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2622 Inspirations - Step 4 - Go back button installs site.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.3.1</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Misc: JIRA WPB-2503 Added plugin requirements to readme.txt file.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2539 Fix possible duplicate connection issue notice from ajax.js call.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2558 Don\'t display feedback widget if user hasn\'t entered their key.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2559 Don\'t allow widgets to drag into welcome box area.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2555 Images in search results flicker.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2563 Convert Attribution page to use custom post type.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2568 Added fancybox and large previews to Inspirations.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2570 Milestone blogname change.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2574 Milestone Social Media Change.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2578 Milestone Contact Info Footer Change.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.3</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2544 Disable \'Install\' button after clicking it.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.2.13</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2531 Javascript error checking needed for mine count.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.2.12</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2472 Added update notice for 1.3.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2486 Incorrect page count on All Pages.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2467 With staging disabled, Customize goes to \"Change Themes\".</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2488 Remove \'Permanently delete pages instead of sending to trash\'.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2490 Move default option to \'install as staging\'.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2491 Add \'Customize > Active Theme\' navigation to Inspirations.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2496 Require comment text in feedback form.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2229 Update error reporting when purchasing images.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2498 Change \'Company Name\' to theme name.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2497 Add new dashboard videos.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2376 \'No search results\' method is not cleared in BGCS.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.2.11</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2468 Switching between boldgrid admin menu and standard wp menu no longer works.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2477 If you have an existing site non BG, no route for staging exists.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.2.10</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2446 Fixed missing build id passed on site install.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2426 Insert Gridblock button is missing.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2443 When starting over, I get a blank page.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WBP-2445 Inspirations is not fetching cached themes.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2458 Update \'Recommended\' verbiage in last step of Inspirations.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.2.9</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Misc: JIRA WPB-2420 Added EOF line breaks.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2387 Fixed issue with AJAX theme updates and BG theme slugs duplicated in the WP repo.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2324 Attribution should not show in 404 sitemap.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2403 No plugins recommended still showing notice.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2416 Text changes for confirmation section of Inspirations.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2417 Add additional text to deployment success page for staging.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2421 Message showing when it shouldn\'t - We\'ve recognized that you haven\'t installed...</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2112 BoldGrid Connect Search missing for galleries.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2422 Fixed CSS Loading graphic animation in chrome to display properly.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2401 Gallery not displaying correctly in Chrome && FF.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2423 Trying to get property of non-object in ...stock-photography.php.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.2.8</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2398 Error requesting free key.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2399 Only show feedback widget to admins.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.2.7</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2389 Fixed saving BoldGrid Settings.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2388 Removed duplicate boldgrid_activate().</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2390 Update verbiage for inspirations install success.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2391 Hide BoldGrid Welcome Panel if key isn\'t entered yet.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2392 If key is less than 32 char don\'t make call to validate.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2393 Error messages should be removed when resubmitting keys.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2394 Cursor for show/hide log should be a pointer.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2395 Update login page styling.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2396 Remove staging from recommended plugin notices.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2327 Check if framework is handling plugin recommendations before recommending.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.2.6</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Misc: JIRA WPB-2344 Updated readme.txt for Tested up to 4.6.1.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2336 Load BoldGrid settings from the correct WP option (site/blog).</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2248 Removed \'New From GridBlocks\' button on edit submission page.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2332 Reset scroll position on step 2 of Inspirations to top.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2339 Remove notices from Inspirations page.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2208 Removed tutorials from Inspirations.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2359 Order \'Category Filter\' by category display order.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2360 Sort themes by category and then order within category.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2368 Read version constant from plugin file.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2361 Add BoldGrid Connect Search to Editor\'s background image tool.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2354 Preview button needs to always be visible in mobile view.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2355 Remove extraneous \'Preview\' button.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2364 Inspirations not respecting theme release channel.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2370 Color in screenshot does not match preview.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2373 Duplicate themes in Inspirations.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2379 Wrong budget passed when going form step 2 to step 1.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2380 Remove references to tutorials in deployment congrats message.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2383 Image Search tab appears when clicking \'Add GridBlock\'.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.2.5</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2325 Added wrapper to handle mb<em>convert</em>encoding() if mbstring is not loaded.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2313 Disabled GridBlocks in network admin pages.</li>\n<li>New feature: JIRA WPB-2268 Changed to resized preview screenshots for Inspirations Design First concept.</li>\n<li>New feature: JIRA WPB-2287 Adjust device preview buttons in step 2 to behave like those in editor.</li>\n<li>New feature: JIRA WPB-2291 Auto install staging in final step if user chooses staging.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2290 Changed \'Install\' button to \'Next\'.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2289 Continuously clicking category in step 1 shuffles themes.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2267 Added message to Inspirations when no generic themes are available.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2315 Added error handling for malformed ajax results for call to /api/build/get-generic.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2316 Add error handling for failures to fetch categories.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2317 Add error handling for failures to fetch pagesets.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2319 Check user capabilities before prompting for api key.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2320 Ensure user has permission to edit page before allowing download<em>and</em>insert<em>into</em>page.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2322 Sanitize user feedback before adding to options table.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2323 Allow admin notices to be dismissed per user.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2326 Update \'update\' class to utilize Admin Notices class.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2327 Check user capabilities before showing admin notices.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2331 Update confirmation messages.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.2.4</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2269 Typo fix in Boldgrid<em>Inspirations</em>Dependency<em>Plugins::print</em>uninstalled_plugins().</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2270 New From GridBlocks became unavailable.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.2.3</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>New feature: JIRA WPB-2172 For preview generic builds, added an option for identification for purges, etc.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2263 For preview sites under multisite, set the admin email address using the network admin email address.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2223 Reworked API key validation and connection issue notices, formatting.</li>\n<li>Misc: JIRA WPB-2256 Updated readme.txt for Tested up to: 4.6.</li>\n<li>Rework: JIRA WPB-2150 Moved API methods to a new class, formatting, and phpcs rework.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2224 Hide the email address field when widget is loaded.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2225 Fixed jQuery Migrate deprecated warning.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2245 Changed feed to pull from dashboard tag on blog.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2265 Uncaught TypeError: IMHWPB.BaseAdmin is not a constructor.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WBP-2236 Errors everywhere when logging in as an Editor.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2234 Add current<em>user</em>can checks to Boldgrid<em>Inspirations->set</em>api<em>key</em>callback().</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2237 Limit ajax requests by user.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2240 Limit printing of configs in head.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.2.2</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2058 Added wrap class to the tutorials page.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2184 In PHP 5.2, deactivate and die properly.</li>\n<li>New feature: Added BoldGrid news widget to dashboard.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1994 Fixed issue with WP Theme Editor not being available.</li>\n<li>New feature: Added BoldGrid Feedback widget.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2169 Connect Search defaults to smallest image size when no recommended sizes available.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2192 Allow bug report to correctly show parent themes if submitted.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.2.1</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2160 New From GridBlocks, multiple pages are installed.</li>\n<li>Update: Changed text of getting and entering connect keys.</li>\n<li>Security: JIRA WPB-2151 Disabled autocomplete for API key entry fields.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2145 Fixing issue with theme screenshots on Chrome Ubuntu.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.2</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2119 For asset downloads, when Imagick is loaded, set the thread limit to 1.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2125 Fixing issue where theme was overwritten without version change.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2104 Go back button hides all themes (Inspirations > Add Theme).</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2107 BoldGrid Connect Search overlapping footer (Dashboard > Media).</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2109 Session issues when starting over and importing active site.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2116 Changes to the order of images in a gallery are not saving.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2134 Staging\'s boldgrid_attribution option and \'Uninitialized string offset\' Notice.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2135 Image not replaced in Page & Post Editor after using Connect Search.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.1.8</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2058 Added wrap class to Inspirations, so admin notices are displayed at the top.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2041 Fixed BoldGrid theme update check in WordPress 4.6.</li>\n<li>Testing: JIRA WPB-2046 Tested on WordPress 4.5.3.</li>\n<li>New feature: JIRA WPB-599 Added options for plugin and theme auto-updates via WordPress autoupdater.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-2008 Deploy class updated to allow for is_generic flag.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1950 Prevent a portait image from displaying atop \'Crop Image\' and \'Skip Cropping\' buttons.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.1.7</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2032 Fixed issue when activating key. Added nonce to api key form.</li>\n<li>Rework: JIRA WPB-2030 Updated the \"I don\'t have an API key\" section.</li>\n<li>New feature: JIRA WPB-2029 Added TOS box to API key submission form.</li>\n<li>New feature: JIRA WPB-1905 Added capability for auto-updates of boldgrid-inspirations by API response.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2002 Fixed theme update issue where upgrader says is up to date at times.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-2006 Pdes and Homepage not installing correctly on Inpirations Theme Only installs.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.1.6</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>New feature: JIRA WPB-1839 Users can now change their theme release channel.</li>\n<li>Security fix: JIRA WPB-1977 Validate nonce for feedback form diagnostic data callback and form submit.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1955 Fatal error: Class \'Boldgrid<em>Staging</em>Plugin\' not found.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.1.5</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1914 Staged image used on Active page not showing in cart.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.1.4</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1886 Fixed feedback notice being displayed too often (more than a week after submitting).</li>\n<li>New feature: JIRA WPB-1183 Refresh the Library Tab after downloading an image.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-1865 Update style of \'Transactions\' pages to better incorporate BoldGrid Staging\'s nav menu.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-1884 Passed WordPress 4.5.1 testing.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1855 Do not display feedback notice on update or setting pages.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1860 Fixed horizontal line through screenshot in step 2.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1863 Cart does not look for watermarked images used within staged pages.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1891 View / Download of images within receipts not working for images purchased via Staging.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1893 JS errors in console when viewing attachments.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1900 Attribution shows in menu when menu generated using wp<em>page</em>menu.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.1.3</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1824 Fixed order of plugin deactivation and uninstall in Start Over process.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1814 Fixed PHP notice in page and post editor for In Menu when there is a corrupted nav menu array.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1823 Fixed display of \"Themes\" H1 and the additional themes bar when choosing active or staging before installing a theme.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1840 Fixing thumbnail presentation in inspirations and add new theme.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.1.2.3</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Update: Sync version. 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Added support for XHProf.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1805 Now adds theme update info on the Customizer Themes page.</li>\n<li>Rework: JIRA WPB-1785 Enabled and reworked image caching for the preview server.</li>\n<li>Rework: JIRA WPB-1751 Reworked analysis processing.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-1658 Storing more reliable install data through inspirations.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1787 When not using BoldGrid menu, cart does not dynamically update total page price.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-1754 Remove attribution page from search results.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1788 webkit css missing from \'new from gridblocks\'.</li>\n<li>New feature: JIRA WPB-1806 Add \'BoldGrid search\' tab when replacing an image.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.1.1.1</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug Fix: Fixing logo display on login screen.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.1.1</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug fix: Fixed analysis include for preview server.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: New From GridBlocks: Asset download issues.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.1</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>New feature: JIRA WPB-1751 Added analysis processing and optional logging capabilities.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1781 Removed boldgrid<em>dismissed</em>admin_notices from Start Over cleanup.</li>\n<li>New feature: JIRA WPB-1541 Added feedback notice.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1747 New From GridBlocks: For non BoldGrid themes, only load grid css.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1760 New From GridBlocks: Ensure page title shows on preview page.</li>\n<li>Update: JIRA WPB-1779 New From GridBlocks: Update verbiage for \'Downloading GridBlocks\'.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.0.12.1</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1710 Fixed missing device preview tabs on Add New Theme preview modal.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1710 Fixed notice dismissal checking.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1749 On start over, staging menus are not deleted.</li>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1755 Gallery images not showing in cart.</li>\n</ul>\n<h4>1.0.12</h4>\n<ul>\n<li>Bug fix: JIRA WPB-1740 Fixed \"In Menu\" messages in editor when staging plugin is not active, and fixed saving menu selections.</li>\n<li>New feature: JIRA WPB-1726 Added optional feedback for GridBlock Add Page.</li>\n<li>Removed Ft: JIRA WPB-1710 Removed Inspirations Add Pages; 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First big question about 6.0, what is the feature that you are most excited about?&nbsp;</p>\n\n\n\n<p>[<strong>Channing Ritter</strong> 00:03:39] </p>\n\n\n\n<p>I&#8217;m most excited about the style switcher within the global styles panel. Um, so if folks still don&#8217;t know what I&#8217;m talking about there, it&#8217;s the ability to change between different variations of the theme.json without actually switching the theme.&nbsp;</p>\n\n\n\n<p>So this is a way to get a drastically different look and feels across your site with just a single click. And I see it as a really fun place to experiment and kind of get inspired for the different ways your site could appear without ever having to change your theme.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>And in terms of the Twenty Twenty-Two variations, they&#8217;re just really gorgeous and all so diverse. Like you have the main default theme that has the deep green and kind of peachy colors and this really elegant type treatment with a really thin Serif typeface. But then the variations are so different from that. And I think my favorite one is the Swiss variation.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>[<strong>Josepha Haden Chomphosy</strong> 00:04:36]</p>\n\n\n\n<p>The Swiss variation?&nbsp;</p>\n\n\n\n<p>[<strong>Channing Ritter</strong> 00:04:38]</p>\n\n\n\n<p>Yeah, every graphic design nerd loves Swiss design.&nbsp;</p>\n\n\n\n<p>[<strong>Josepha Haden Chomphosy</strong> 00:04:42] </p>\n\n\n\n<p>Oh, ok! Now I know!&nbsp;</p>\n\n\n\n<p>[<strong>Channing Ritter</strong> 00:04:38] </p>\n\n\n\n<p>Really awesome things found in there. It&#8217;s a really high contrast, bold variation. It&#8217;s kind of black and white with red accents. 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You’ve been with the project for a little bit, but if I recall correctly, this is the first time that you were, like, leading part of a release.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>So what would you say was the most challenging part of that?</p>\n\n\n\n<p>[<strong>Channing Ritter</strong>  00:12:52] </p>\n\n\n\n<p>Another great question. This is my first time being this closely involved with the release. Although I was involved with the 5.9 release, but mostly in a release assets capacity. So I helped with the <em>About Page</em> and the welcome banner that goes on the dashboard.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>So I did get some insight in the last release cycle. Which was great preparation for being more involved as a release lead on this cycle. From the design perspective, one of the hardest things is always going to be figuring out what exactly goes into the release and what needs more time. In the sense, you know, that there might be some features that need to stay in the Gutenberg plugin for a while and get more testing before they get released to a much wider audience in a major WordPress release.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>So I think on the design side, we definitely have some goals that are big, long-term projects that are likely going to span across, you know, many releases, maybe even over many years. And I think the full site editor is a great example of that in a sense that it&#8217;s not something that you just were gone in one release and then it all gets released and then it&#8217;s all good to go.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>[<strong>Channing Ritter</strong>  00:14:06] </p>\n\n\n\n<p>It&#8217;s something that has to be staggered across many releases, and there&#8217;s a lot of thought that goes into it; does this make sense in this more limited capacity, and what else needs to go in in order for this feature to go in? And the most complex things about the WordPress project is how interconnected things are.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>So when you start making those decisions about what should go in, what should get pulled out, often there&#8217;s sort of a domino effect of like, well, that would affect this feature and then, well, maybe they shouldn&#8217;t go in, or maybe this does need to go in. And that is really one of the most challenging, but also one of the most fascinating aspects of the release process.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>[<strong>Josepha Haden Chomphosy</strong> 00:14:46] </p>\n\n\n\n<p>Yes. It is very, very true that there are kind of no small problems left in WordPress. *laughs* Yeah, when we, when we first started with this like bigger release squad, cause that has not been routine for the history of the project. When we first started with that, I know that expanding out the exposure to like how much one change affects 25 different things was really, it was really good for all of us to be reminded.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>And as I mentioned at the top of our episode today, tomorrow begins the RC period. It begins the release candidate period, which is when it&#8217;s supposed to be, as locked down as possible. But if you all have been following along with our release process in general, which if you&#8217;re listening to this, you probably have, you know that last week or a couple of weeks ago, we had this whole question about the Webfonts API, and we had that conversation in a public space as best we could,&nbsp;</p>\n\n\n\n<p>Like, there are always things that you can&#8217;t, like, fully disclose in public spaces, but we had a very open and transparent conversation about, like, who is most affected by putting it in, in the state that the API was in. And, who&#8217;s most affected if we take it out. And where can we make compromises on either side so that both sides are a little happy and a little unhappy?</p>\n\n\n\n<p>[<strong>Josepha Haden Chomphosy</strong> 00:16:09] </p>\n\n\n\n<p>And, like, that is all so hard to do. Not only in general. We have a 20-year-old code base and a five-year-old code base. And it&#8217;s all a big, big undertaking to understand what is happening and where it happens. And so there&#8217;s this moment always when we are trying to decide, like, is this baked enough? Did we put it in too early? Should we pull it out? How, if we pull it out, did we ask people to do too much work before we decided to pull it out anyway?</p>\n\n\n\n<p>Like, you always have those kinds of questions about it. And honestly, I think that most of us weren&#8217;t around the last time, that WordPress was, was this experimental in public, like it&#8217;s always been open source. It&#8217;s always been experimental and iterating publicly, which is just the hardest way to work on anything. We like, we shipped our best guesses. Don&#8217;t be mad. It&#8217;ll be… we&#8217;re coming for it. We&#8217;re going to fix it. Like, that&#8217;s always hard, but the last time around, when it was this substantial a change was, like, 2008 or something, like, it was ages and ages ago.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>[<strong>Josepha Haden Chomphosy</strong>  00:17:14] </p>\n\n\n\n<p>And we were smaller than, we had a smaller number of contributors. We had a smaller group of people actually using the CMS. And so over time it has gotten more and more complicated. And, and I don&#8217;t think that we can ever understate the complexities of that. And so for you, you had a little bit of exposure to it in 5.9 and then showed up for like really doing it in 6.0.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>Has it been a surprising change? Like, were you surprised much more by how complicated it was when you were closer to it?&nbsp;</p>\n\n\n\n<p>[<strong>Channing Ritter</strong> 00:17:47] </p>\n\n\n\n<p>Yeah, definitely. It’s been a real learning process, especially coming to understand how much there really are no easy answers. I think a lot of us are in the release squad are real problem solver types of people and, and want it to, you know, be a really neat, tidy answer.&nbsp;</p>\n\n\n\n<p>And it&#8217;s not always the case. You know, sometimes parts of the feature might go in, or some contingency plan might get put into place and things didn&#8217;t go exactly as planned. But what you said of being an experiment and being on kind of the cutting edge of trying out new things, I think there is a lot of passion around that in the WordPress project.&nbsp;</p>\n\n\n\n<p>Right now, we&#8217;re in such a transitional period for the project, you know, moving from classic themes to block themes and really changing the ideas of how we approach designing sites. And because of that, I think there is a lot of momentum and energy around getting new features, as many new features as possible into each release. But there&#8217;s also, you know, a lot of testing and stuff that needs to happen.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>And to make sure that, like you said, these things aren&#8217;t going out too early.&nbsp;</p>\n\n\n\n<p>[<strong>Josepha Haden Chomphosy</strong> 00:19:01] </p>\n\n\n\n<p>Well, and there&#8217;s always that difficulty, we&#8217;re going to just leap right into open source areas now. 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And like, we haven&#8217;t gotten together as human beings in two years. And so sometimes people just kind of forget there&#8217;s a human being back there.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>We&#8217;re humans. Everyone be nice. Yeah. I don&#8217;t know that part of running a release definitely was surprising to me. My first release that I ran was 5.0 and…</p>\n\n\n\n<p>[<strong>Channing Ritter</strong> 00:20:31] </p>\n\n\n\n<p>Oh, wow!</p>\n\n\n\n<p>[<strong>Josepha Haden Chomphosy</strong> 00:20:32]</p>\n\n\n\n<p> Yeah, it was, like, that was  2018. And then I became the executive director at the top of 2019. And I distinctly remember one core chat where I showed up and just was like the most transparent, vulnerable person we&#8217;ve ever experienced in life.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>That&#8217;s not true. 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But testing also gives us a higher chance of actionable feedback from folks who don&#8217;t necessarily spend time directly in the WordPress project.&nbsp;</p>\n\n\n\n<p>Frequently the feedback that we do get that is just kind of undirected and ad hoc is exactly that– it is undirected and ad hoc and is then hard to follow up on and make sure that we understand what was wrong and how we can help fix it. And so testing is important for that. And testing it turns out is important for a bunch of things. When you&#8217;re working in open source.&nbsp;</p>\n\n\n\n<p>The next thing is support. So checking in with support teams at hosts, as well as the hardworking support teams in the project. And that can really help us to get early indications of what difficulties exist now. They have routinely seen problems and issues that are raised in support forums, and from their everyday users that they are providing support to.&nbsp;</p>\n\n\n\n<p>That probably could be fixed in W