I think I startled people when I said I don't bother planning things in
the time/plan/goal training session, and it also seemed that most
couldn't understand why you wouldn't want to.
I didn't get my point across in an elegant way, so I'm ...
The bad-behaviour plugin has changed the whitelisting method to use an
admin form now instead of either editing whitelist.inc.php or using
whitelist.ini.
From the changelog;
WordPress: The WordPress automatic update system destroys a
user-provided whitelist.ini file, making it difficult for WordPress
users to maintain a whitelist ...
I'm forever forgetting to remove debug statements or to run flake8 on
my source code. Not to panic though, git hooks to the rescue!
You can just put pre-commit into $PROJECT_DIR/.git/hooks, chmod +x
it and be away.
This is the useful part of the file;
Bad Behaviour 2.1 now uses a file (whitelist.ini) to determine what
URLs/IP address/user agents to allow in, so instead of editing
whitelist.inc.php you can just add this file into
'wp-content/plugins/bad-behavior' and be away.
As a bonus whitelist.ini isn't updated so ...