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Like every plugin, the performance plugin needs a readme.txt. We already have a plugin name (see #1) and a preliminary plugin description (https://github.com/WordPress/performance/blob/trunk/load.php#L5), and we are currently defining WP and PHP version support as part of #39.
What should our readme.txt contain? Any ideas on the detailed outline, what to put in the FAQ etc? Let's brainstorm.
@felixarntz couple of ideas here to get this thread going:
First off should be a list of the improvement modules as well as why they improve performance (motivation)
Where we see this plugin headed (dreams/aspirations)
Any specific call outs (Gutenberg, Media Library etc)
Link to contributing guidelines
Perhaps a detailed section about what Web Vitals this plugin will have an impact on?
I think most importantly, what to do and who to reach out to if you (the user) doesn't see immediate impacts - could be a number of reasons - this is obviously very specific to each user, so maybe we should cover our bases here.
@dainemawer I opened a PR with an initial readme.txt draft. It also includes a script to facilitate maintenance of it, but specifically the readme content itself is merely a first draft, so please review and iterate on it as you please. That also applies to anyone else, we should collaborate on the content as much as possible. With that said, let's keep the first version somewhat simple, it should have everything that we think should be there, but it doesn't need to be perfect and document every detail etc. - we can always iterate in follow-up issues/PRs :)
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dainemawer commentedon Dec 22, 2021
@felixarntz couple of ideas here to get this thread going:
Happy to create a PR outlining this in coherent English!
felixarntz commentedon Dec 30, 2021
@dainemawer I opened a PR with an initial
readme.txtdraft. It also includes a script to facilitate maintenance of it, but specifically the readme content itself is merely a first draft, so please review and iterate on it as you please. That also applies to anyone else, we should collaborate on the content as much as possible. With that said, let's keep the first version somewhat simple, it should have everything that we think should be there, but it doesn't need to be perfect and document every detail etc. - we can always iterate in follow-up issues/PRs :)Here's the initial proposal: https://github.com/WordPress/performance/pull/72/files#diff-9e6e4772050998a5c0dc3c61acf3dab0a7e594566171fa5746d6b62f9598efb6
dainemawer commentedon Jan 20, 2022
Sorry @felixarntz was out when this was merged - I'll take a quick look at the merged code and open up any further items in issues. Nice work!