The Wait Lists add-on for Event Espresso adds functionality for managing and setting up wait-lists for your events.
Important: This add-on is not released yet so some links below likely won't work. Also, unreleased add-ons have development happening on the master branch and there could be breaking changes. Do not use this add-on in production.
Note, there is no usage support provided here. Please read the entire contents of this document before posting any issues. If we encounter issues that give evidence of this document not having been read the issue will be closed.
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This is the full version of the add-on and provides its full feature set. The repository is provided to assist you with evaluating whether it will solve your use-case.
We ask if you are using this to provide a solution for clients that you (or your client) purchase a support license for this add-on.
No Usage Support is provided in this repository.
We follow a set pattern for releases and development of all our official add-ons:
For all testers of this add-on, please take note of the following when reporting issues.
There is a difference between a feature and a bug, we consider a bug is something that reveals brokenness in intended functionality. A feature, is something beyond intended functionality. To help determine the difference, think about your issue like this, "I know A does C, however I wish it did D." If you find yourself saying that, its a feature. This repository is not the place to suggest a new feature UNLESS you've already got a pull request to implement it (see pull requests section below). Info on sponsoring new features can be found here. If you aren't sure whether something is a feature or bug feel free to post the issue - however we give priority to bug issues here.
UI/UX issues may be considered a bug but not if it requires a major change in design. Feel free to report things you find confusing or needing improvement however reports accompanied by a pull request will likely get faster attention.
Report your issue as clearly as possible. By "clear" we mean:
i. Specify the branch this occurred in.
ii. Be specific about the steps you took to reproduce.
iii. Feel free to use screenshots/screencasts to illustrate
iv. Use URLs for the page the issue to place on where possible.
Don't "bump" bug reports if we don't respond right away. We see every report coming in, but we'll only reply if we need clarification or if we think its invalid. Otherwise, we're likely working on a fix and the issue will be updated when the fix is complete.
One of the reasons we created this private repo on GitHub is because we wanted to open up EE development to 3rd party developers who might want to contribute to the codebase. GitHub makes this really easy to do so via pull requests. If you don't know what pull requests are, please read up on them via the GitHub help/documentation.
Here's how we deal with pull requests for our repo:
You may find our post on contributing to open source software helpful.