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azurelunaticThis code tour includes 30 patches. We have contributions from ninetydegrees (congratulations on the rename), fu, kareila, yvi, ![[staff profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user_staff.png)
denise, emclaughlin, and poulpette. This round also includes patches from new developer tyggerdev and the awesome teamdestroyer: Erin of Team Destroyer liked working with Dreamwidth so much during Google Summer of Code that she came back, bringing classmates and new developers Alicia, Josh, and Will with her.
Thanks to everyone involved, from the code reviewers on down to the good folks in![[site community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/comm_staff.png)
dw_suggestions and the people reporting broken things to Support. These won't be live until the next code push; keep watch on dw_maintenance, who will tell you when you have to duck and cover (or at least load up something of reasonable length to read while the site might be down).
We have some new themes as usual, a nice serving of Styles bugfixes, and a sudden outpouring of love for OpenID users, as well as the assorted this and that.
On to the bugs!
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ninetydegrees (congratulations on the rename), fu, kareila, yvi, denise, emclaughlin, and poulpette. This round also includes patches from new developer tyggerdev and the awesome teamdestroyer: Erin of Team Destroyer liked working with Dreamwidth so much during Google Summer of Code that she came back, bringing classmates and new developers Alicia, Josh, and Will with her. Thanks to everyone involved, from the code reviewers on down to the good folks in
dw_suggestions and the people reporting broken things to Support. These won't be live until the next code push; keep watch on dw_maintenance, who will tell you when you have to duck and cover (or at least load up something of reasonable length to read while the site might be down). We have some new themes as usual, a nice serving of Styles bugfixes, and a sudden outpouring of love for OpenID users, as well as the assorted this and that.
On to the bugs!
( Read more... )