The Comments component covers all aspects of Comments within WordPress. This includes the API and UI of comment display, submission, editing, moderation, spam, and trashing. and deleting.
What’s going on right now?
- Usable comment error pages (#4332)
- Improve the Moderate Comment screen (#34133)
- Send Notification Email When a Comment is Approved From Moderation (#33717)
- Paged wp_list_comments() should always output something (#11248)
- and more
Future projects
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172 open tickets in the Comments component
172 open tickets. Last 7 days: +1 ticket
11 tickets that have no replies
View list on Trac
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#34389 Comment pagination settings should discourage infinite comments-per-page ui performance
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#35432 `wp_list_comments()` should perform a more modest fallback comment query performance
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#39505 Add an option to add custom classes to comment_reply_link() template
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#41009 Add filter to comment form class
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#42952 Add comments about JS removal of message query_arg docs administration
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#43907 JS WordPress Coding Standards — Add Space In The Method Call coding-standards
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#44226 Link to Privacy Policy in comment consent privacy
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#44485 Allow some functions from comments-template.php to accept a comment or post ID
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#46479 Set rel=noopener in comment fields
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#47447 Allow client-side storing of comment meta javascript
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#48088 Anonymous Avatar should be served locally
5 tickets slated for 5.4
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#37826 Can't manage comments of trashed posts
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#39732 Allowing wp_update_comment() to return WP_Error
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#43587 UI adjustments to the Status box in the Edit Comment screen ui administration
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#48022 Support "ugc" rel attribute value in comments
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#48093 get_comment_count() should return an integer for all counts of all statuses
172 open tickets
Open bugs: 81. View list on Trac
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