Closed tomByrer closed 10 years ago
http://code.jquery.com/jquery-latest.min.js "v1.10.2" v1.11 was released 2 months ago. That is if "latest" was supposed to work to mean "latest v1 branch".
Workaround: (I believe these are scripted, so as long as someone makes the right folder name, aliases will work). http://cdn.jsdelivr.net/jquery/1/jquery.min.js //newest v1. http://cdn.jsdelivr.net/jquery/2/jquery.min.js //newest v2.
Long-term workaround: Perhaps let jsDelivr, be the "official" CDN? It is basically MaxCDN (that you're already using) + CloudFlare (that drives CDNJS) + a few extra POPs. In a month or so there will be a semi-automated upload system also.
Thanks for all the work you all do!
jquery-latest shouldn't be used in production, so we're not updating any more. You won't get recent versions on Google's CDN using /1/ either.
Thanks, but seems you need to communicate that more.
http://code.jquery.com/jquery-latest.min.js "v1.10.2" v1.11 was released 2 months ago. That is if "latest" was supposed to work to mean "latest v1 branch".
Workaround: (I believe these are scripted, so as long as someone makes the right folder name, aliases will work). http://cdn.jsdelivr.net/jquery/1/jquery.min.js //newest v1. http://cdn.jsdelivr.net/jquery/2/jquery.min.js //newest v2.
Long-term workaround: Perhaps let jsDelivr, be the "official" CDN? It is basically MaxCDN (that you're already using) + CloudFlare (that drives CDNJS) + a few extra POPs. In a month or so there will be a semi-automated upload system also.
Thanks for all the work you all do!