Title: Version 1.5
Published: May 19, 2019

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# Version 1.5

## In this article

 * [1.3 (now 1.5) Goals](https://wordpress.org/documentation/wordpress-version/version-1-5/?output_format=md#1-3-now-1-5-goals)
 * [Developer Notes](https://wordpress.org/documentation/wordpress-version/version-1-5/?output_format=md#developer-notes)

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**Note:** The working version number for version 1.5 was **1.3**.

Archive version available at: [https://wordpress.org/download/release-archive/](https://wordpress.org/download/release-archive/)

This page lists the goals that Version 1.5 aspired to. Striked out items have been
implemented.

 * Critical bugs that need to be fixed
 * New functionality that needs implementation/fixing
 * Other stuff

I know many potential users are trying to decide whether to install 1.2mingus or
wait until an official 1.3 release. This page should help them tackle that decision.

## 󠀁[1.3 (now 1.5) Goals](https://wordpress.org/documentation/wordpress-version/version-1-5/?output_format=md#1-3-now-1-5-goals)󠁿

This is a temporary section outlining goals for 1.3(now 1.5) for developers to work
on if they have the time. Not all of this will make it into 1.3(now 1.5). If you
have any questions or comments, or even better if you want to work on any of this,
please email m@mullenweg.com

 * Dashboard – blocker: magpie/custom decision
 * Finish options
    - Remove tables:
       * optiongroup_options
       * optiongroups
       * optiontypes
       * optionvalues
    - Fix geo 0;0 behaviour re: Carthik
 * Add GUID field to wp_posts (should be permalink at time of posting, with isPermalink
   =no)
 * Users
    - Ability to edit other users
 * Login page

 * Needs to give errors in a big red box

## 󠀁[Developer Notes](https://wordpress.org/documentation/wordpress-version/version-1-5/?output_format=md#developer-notes)󠁿

 * Don’t use the trackback and pingback pseudo-xml tags anymore, use the new comment_type
   field.
 * Note that the table names have all moved into $wpdb
 * Use WP_Query and the is_*() functions.

First published

May 19, 2019

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