Package: Add jQuery as explicit dependency, with min and max range #1790
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1.7.0 is our minimum supported version, 3.x.x our maximum. Closes gh-1779
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| "scripts": { | |||
| "test": "grunt" | |||
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| "dependencies": {}, | |||
| "dependencies": { | |||
| "jquery": ">= 1.7.0 < 4.0.0" | |||
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I haven't tested locally, but all of the docs for npm and semver show no spaces between the operator and the version, so just to be safe, let's drop the spaces after the operators.
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All that really matters is that it's represented |
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1.7.0 is our minimum supported version, 3.x.x our maximum.
Closes gh-1779
@Bajix this is supposed to replace your PR, making the dependency a version range, and without the whitespace changes. Would that work for you?