Hello BuddyPress contributors!

If you haven’t tested our two first beta releases (👉 please read this post about beta1), please consider testing this third and last beta release. Beta testing is the best way to make sure the final release will fit perfectly into your WordPress / BuddyPress specific configuration. 12.0 is introducing a very important change about how BuddyPress URLs are built, analyzed and routed and more than ever we need your help to reach this important milestone for the plugin.

What’s new since beta2?

We’ve fixed 4 bugs and improved the BuddyPress URLs settings screen help area.

12.0.0 is slated to October 30, thanks in advance to all the contributors who will give us a hand to get there 😍.

You can test BuddyPress 12.0.0-beta3 in 4 ways :

If you find something weird, please report it on BuddyPress Trac, post a reply to this support topic or get in touch with us on our WordPress.org Slack channel.

Happy testing 👩🏻‍💻🧑🏾‍💻

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