ClassicPress (https://www.classicpress.net), the hard fork of WordPress 4.9.9. and been released, ClassicPress will always stay backward compatible with WP 4.9.x.
plugins compatible with the new editor that WP will introduce in version 5.0, also remains compatible with earlier versions of WordPress, such as 4.9.9?
as long as your plugin remains compatible with WP 4.9.x, it will also be compatible with version 1.x of ClassicPress.
You probably know this already, but there is even a handy condition that you can use in your plugins:
function_exists( ‘classicpress_version’ )
And if you want to go even further, you can add somewhere in the plugin’s readme.txt that your plugin is compatible with ClassicPress. Once you do, it will be very easy for people to search in the WP Plugins Directory on ClassicPress compatible plugins: https://wordpress.org/plugins/search/classicpress/
I just found this notice about the WordPress hard fork. I might migrate.
Forum is here to read about it all. https://forums.classicpress.net/categories
ClassicPress (https://www.classicpress.net), the hard fork of WordPress 4.9.9. and been released, ClassicPress will always stay backward compatible with WP 4.9.x.
plugins compatible with the new editor that WP will introduce in version 5.0, also remains compatible with earlier versions of WordPress, such as 4.9.9?
as long as your plugin remains compatible with WP 4.9.x, it will also be compatible with version 1.x of ClassicPress.
You probably know this already, but there is even a handy condition that you can use in your plugins:
function_exists( ‘classicpress_version’ )
And if you want to go even further, you can add somewhere in the plugin’s readme.txt that your plugin is compatible with ClassicPress. Once you do, it will be very easy for people to search in the WP Plugins Directory on ClassicPress compatible plugins: https://wordpress.org/plugins/search/classicpress/
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