Hello Tom,

Thanks so much for your explanation.

Regards,

2015-11-24 13:50 GMT+01:00 Tom Fennelly <[email protected]>:
> Hi Manuel.
>
> Rather than saying they "replace" anything, I'd prefer to say that they are
> a different approach to using JS libraries in the Jenkins UI and that you
> would use one or the other, but not both.
>
> The older plugins that you linked to are for use in the "traditional" (bind
> to global scope) mode where in the case of jQuery, there can only be one
> version in play at a given time. The approach in js-libs is that they are
> all "detached" from the global scope (allowing multiple "concurrent"
> versions etc) + are usable in a CommonJS type modular JS system. If
> interested, there's more info on these topics on jenkins-js-modules and
> jenkins-js-builder.
>
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