To twist the knife on a personal spat, Mullenweg just blew up uncountable businesses on a double-holiday weekend. At this point, seriously, fuck that guy.
To twist the knife on a personal spat, Mullenweg just blew up uncountable businesses on a double-holiday weekend. At this point, seriously, fuck that guy.
Given how widely used ACF is, it wouldn't be surprising to learn that a lot of weekends were ruined by the "fork".
That is, I think some of these things might have broken even with the real ACF.
The main change appears to be that if a developer has used a built-in wordpress function as a filter hook (rather than a user-defined one), that has been blocked. (This has never been a good idea, anyway; developers should not do it.) Also a filtered version of the POST variables has been passed to the callback. These are both seemingly to stop CSRF attacks.
This patch was necessary; it prevents CSRF and potentially other nasties.
I don't mean to excuse any of the other bullshit; I'm just saying that if there are "breakages" here, they are likely to do with the necessary patch that is hidden inside the gaslighting.