Builds minimal license header block for jquery.min.js

[rwaldron]

Per jQuery Bugs Team discussion

[rdworth]

This looks good except the date timestamp in the min file doesn't match the one in the non-min file.

[rwaldron]

Yeah, I was trying to get as close as possible without writing any kind of string manipulation. What do you think? Will people take issue?

[rdworth]

I think they should match as it's a good check of what you've got along with version num. Having them differ does no good and has the potential to make someone suspect they're not identical.

[rwaldron]

Oh, I see what you mean - not the format, but the actual time stamp value itself.

[rwaldron]

Richard, updated with matching dates now

[rdworth]

Looks great :)

[rwaldron]

Haha, Glad you like it

[mathiasbynens]

/*! jQuery v@VERSION http://jquery.com/ | http://jquery.org/license */

Perfect.

[paulirish]

So this shed.. it's a few months old.. a decent color --truly decent!-- but i got some ideas on how it cool look even better...

/*! jQuery v@VERSION http://jquery.com/ | http://jquery.org/license */

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/*! jQuery v@VERSION jquery.com | jquery.org/license */

And really, this isn't about bytes for me.. just that the scheme is ugly and there's no functional need for it to be there.

[mathiasbynens]

@paulirish +1 Makes sense, now that I think about it… Everyone who knows how to view the jQuery source would probably recognize a scheme-less URL.

Also… BYTESSSS