Today, @matt made the decision to remove real-time collaboration from WordPress 7.0 and shared that he is not confident the current approach is robust enough to include in Core at this time, citing concerns around surface area, race conditions, server load, memory efficiency, and recurring bugs found through fuzz testing. This is a difficult decision,…

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Matt Mullenweg has decided to remove real-time collaboration from the WordPress 7.0 release, citing concerns that the current implementation is not robust enough to be included in Core. Related tickets with commits will need to be reverted.

Real-time collaboration will not ship in WordPress 7.0

<p>I was looking forward to this update.
Anyways, I’m thankful that they are doing making sure it’s robust first.</p>
