jquery-ui-rails 5.0 includes jquery-ui naming convention changes

[chaupt]

Our old friend, jquery-ui-rails has been updated (as of the last few days) to release 5.0 and with this commit: jquery-ui-rails/jquery-ui-rails@774f8b3 it adapted to new naming conventions. Things like jquery.ui.datepicker.js are now jquery-ui/datepicker.js (same with CSS).

The current branch uses the dotted file names.

Question: How far back does AA need to trail these releases for the new 1.0.0 work? I can pull together a patch if it is safe to go to depending on 5.0. Otherwise, for the current 1.0.0pre work, folks will need to do this:

gem 'jquery-ui-rails', '~>4.2.1'

[seanlinsley]

I haven't been following jQuery UI development; do you know what sorts of changes have been made? Assuming everything works as expected, I'm fine requiring 5.0.

[chaupt]

The work since the last version (4.2.1 -- April 21 2014) was done in the last week. It brings the gem up to snuff with jquery-ui 1.11.x, which has a different set of naming/file conventions. Otherwise only housekeeping things like READMEs and Gem development files.

[teoulas]

I just noticed the same thing after upgrading from 0.6.3. Locking jquery-ui-rails to 4.x works. jquery-ui 1.11 is mostily about AMD support (the reason for the filename changes):
http://jqueryui.com/upgrade-guide/1.11/

[reicheltd]

@chaupt thx works for now