Can we evaluate if these signatures can be dropped? Here's a few arguments: - It can mask bugs when the first argument inadvertently evaluates to `undefined`, which results in all classes being removed the first time it is called. - It's badly documented (https://github.com/jquery/jquery/issues/1696) and because of that, probably not well-known. - The way it saves a `__className__` data seems like a bad practice. - For custom builds, it creates a otherwise unnecessary dependency for `attributes/classes` towards `data`. - It would allow the following savings for full builds: ```` raw gz Compared to master @ 5b4cb0d33731a58384e02ad51e703e7dcb00e424 -701 -230 dist/jquery.js -168 -61 dist/jquery.min.js ````
Can we evaluate if these signatures can be dropped? Here's a few arguments:
undefined, which results in all classes being removed the first time it is called.__className__data seems like a bad practice.attributes/classestowardsdata.