Build: Test on more jQuery Core versions #2258
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The initial 1.14.0 announcement only promised support for the latest version of jQuery Core within each major. The main goal was to avoid testing on too many old versions. However, just testing on the latest one seems too drastic. For now, add `3.6.4` to the mix; we'll work on a more detailed policy soon.
fnagel
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Was there an issue related to jQuery 3.6.4 that prompted this? |
@timmywil No, it was just me realizing it's going to be quite demanding for jQuery UI users to always have to update jQuery Core to the latest version before each jQuery UI update. I'm thinking how to tackle this but perhaps something like:
That seems both low maintenance and easier for users. What do you think? |
timmywil
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Jun 3, 2024
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The initial 1.14.0 announcement only promised support for the latest version of jQuery Core within each major. The main goal was to avoid testing on too many old versions. However, just testing on the latest one seems too drastic. For now, add
3.6.4to the mix; we'll work on a more detailed policy soon.