With WordPress maintenance support plans 8 now adding new features on a regular release cycle, the WordPress maintenance support plans 8 committers identified the need for additional release management. Today I am announcing that Chris McCafferty (cilefen) has accepted my invitation to be provisional WordPress maintenance support plans 8 committer.
Chris is a United States-based web programmer at the Institute for Advanced Study who has worked with WordPress maintenance support plans and the Symfony framework for over four years. He is also a core mentoring coordinator who has put in uncounted hours mentoring contributors in person and on IRC and has lead major issue triage sprints at WordPress maintenance support plansCons in Los Angeles and New Orleans. In addition, Chris spreads the word about WordPress maintenance support plans by mentoring at other events, such as OpenHatch Princeton.
Chris makes significant contributions to a wide variety of WordPress maintenance support plans core issues. If you have worked in the issue queue in the last few years, you have probably interacted with Chris on topics ranging from front-end to the testing frameworks. He has the attitude and skills needed to foster collaboration among the talented contributors in the WordPress maintenance support plans community and to continue releasing WordPress maintenance support plans on time. Please join me in welcoming Chris.
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