Brandon Aaron wrote:
Yeah we just need to do that for the min version as well. I prefer to
use the min version and gzip ... better results. jQuery is only 11kb
with this technique.
Back to the original topic ... the plugins directory of the repository
also uses ant to build files. These ant
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Modifying the build to add the header to minified files shouldn't be
too difficult.
Done.
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Good idea Chris. Note that releases of jQuery have a version number in
the code itself.
Rey
Chris W. Parker wrote:
Hello,
As a humble user of jQuery and several great plugins I would like to
request that anyone who releases anything to the public always insert
the version of the release
Chris W. Parker wrote:
As a humble user of jQuery and several great plugins I would like to
request that anyone who releases anything to the public always insert
the version of the release in the filename.
I don't have a major problem with this, as I would simply strip the
version number out
Rey Bango wrote:
Good idea Chris. Note that releases of jQuery have a version number in
the code itself.
Of course it is much easier to just look at file names. And in most
cases the version info is lost while compressing code, which doesn't
help either.
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Jörn Zaefferer
Chris W. Parker wrote:
Hello,
As a humble user of jQuery and several great plugins I would like to
request that anyone who releases anything to the public always insert
the version of the release in the filename.
Instead of my_cool_plugin.js, use my_cool_plugin.v1.js.
Instead of
On Wednesday, June 13, 2007 12:26 PM Scott Sauyet said:
I don't have a major problem with this, as I would simply strip the
version number out when I replace older versions with new ones, but I
find that it's easier without them. I tend to update all live pages
in any system at the same
I have to agree with you Scott. Not that Chris' idea is a bad one, but I
prefer to put my version numbers in the comments, usually within the
first line or two.
Chris
Scott Sauyet wrote:
Chris W. Parker wrote:
As a humble user of jQuery and several great plugins I would like to
request
I will start a plugin with
(function($) {
var version = 'Beta V0.2 ';
and ending with
}(jQuery));
But anything that has the word version in it would be very helpful.
/* billy bob's hacked version 3.2 */
I would quickly grep my files and find the version in use.
On 6/13/07, Bil Corry
./_js/jquery_plugins/thickbox/v3/thickbox.js
my
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Subject: [jQuery] Re: Request to all developers: Put version number
I completely forgot about this. I'm am using version folders for
development and it's very useful.
This methodology doesn't require a change in the developers but rather
the users of the scripts. The other advantage is that it versions at
the folder level instead of the file level. (very
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ wrote on 6/13/2007 1:27 PM:
I would quickly grep my files and find the version in use.
How would you grep the version from jquery-latest.pack.js?
http://code.jquery.com/jquery-latest.pack.js
The version shows up as:
... 6.E=6.8p={3Y:1.1.2,8q ...
- Bil
I thought about that! I tend to download both versions ... I sometimes want
to look at what I'm using!
On 6/13/07, Bil Corry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ wrote on 6/13/2007 1:27 PM:
I would quickly grep my files and find the version in use.
How would you grep the version from
Yeah we just need to do that for the min version as well. I prefer to use
the min version and gzip ... better results. jQuery is only 11kb with this
technique.
Back to the original topic ... the plugins directory of the repository also
uses ant to build files. These ant tasks are setup to take
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