Derrick Tennant

Hi @timdunhamusat! The "old" REST API functionality was specifically built for the WordPress.com REST API. Our plan moving forward is to use the core WordPress (.org) REST API. I've unfortunately...

> WP-API core doesn't support oAuth2. But I believe WordPress.com doesn't support oAuth1 (please correct me if I'm wrong). So oAuth1 support will likely need to be in place in...

This is still in the [sitemap protocol](https://www.sitemaps.org/protocol.html#xmlTagDefinitions) as of 2020-01-09 so it shouldn't be removed. Since it's listed as optional, it might be better to use the `msm_sitemap_entry` filter to...

It looks like this may still be an issue for v2.1. When there are a large number of sites, it still iterates through them and creates a cron job.

That seems like it works! When a static home page is set, `index.html` will display the selected page contents (with a modified Query loop to "Inherit query from template") and...

Would it be better to just cache wp_nav_menu and not use a helper function? I think we can use the `pre_wp_nav_menu` and `wp_nav_menu` filters to provide caching to the core...

> Why does Jetpack not cache the responses? From what I'm gathering from the [Jetpack source](https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/blob/8d13e90a72b1afad48a6d3c380019c4834c922f3/modules/shortcodes/instagram.php#L140), it's respecting a `no-cache` header.

I wonder if this is related to another issue I had seen with the Performance Lab and how Automattic's HyperDB manages its saved queries: https://github.com/WordPress/performance/issues/2158