Rename plugin to "Instant Back/Forward" #49
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Summary of Changes
Hello @westonruter, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request focuses on renaming the plugin from "No-cache BFCache" to "Instant Back/Forward Navigation" to provide a more intuitive and descriptive name. The changes involve updating all relevant references to the plugin name across its files, including the README.md, the main plugin file, and an includes file. Additionally, the "WordPress Performance Team" has been added as an author to enhance the plugin's visibility and association with the core performance initiatives, addressing a specific discoverability requirement.
Highlights
- Plugin Renaming: The plugin has been renamed from "No-cache BFCache" to "Instant Back/Forward Navigation" to better reflect its functionality and provide a clearer user experience.
- Author Update: "WordPress Performance Team" has been added as an author to the plugin metadata. This change improves the plugin's discoverability, especially when users search for plugins associated with the Core Performance Team within the WordPress ecosystem.
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Code Review
This pull request renames the plugin from "No-cache BFCache" to "Instant Back/Forward" and adds the "WordPress Performance Team" as an author. The changes are mostly good, but I've found a couple of inconsistencies. The new plugin name is not used consistently across all files, and the updated author name may not achieve the goal of making the plugin discoverable via the search term mentioned in the pull request description. I've added a couple of suggestions to address these points for better consistency and to align with the PR's stated goals.
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Fixes #48.
This also adds "Core Performance Team" as an author so that the plugin shows up when clicking this link in the Performance features screen:
This link simply pre-populates a search for "Core Performance team":