https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2233128



--- Comment #9 from Adam Williamson <[email protected]> ---
Yeah...I'm not entirely an expert in the domain, but I think you're right,
shipping minified JS without the minification happening during the build
violates
https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/packaging-guidelines/JavaScript/#_compilationminification
. Apologies for not spotting that during review.

It might be worth asking someone with more experience in packaging this kind of
thing...

I do note most of those are in the ui2/ tree. ui3 has only a minified jquery
(2.2.4). httpbin uses ui3. So we might be able to handle this at least enough
for httpbin...we can not ship ui2, and provide jquery in a compliant way?
Unfortunately, js-jquery is jquery 3.x, and js-jquery2 was retired long ago,
but we might at least be able to bundle a non-minified original jquery2 and
minify it at build time, or just *not* minify it since httpbin isn't really
meant for use over networks at all?

Another option would be to make httpbin's use of flasgger optional. It's not
really *necessary*, is it? It's just for generating API docs. We might be able
to send a PR upstream for httpbin that skips the flasgger stuff if it's not
present?


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