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Adds jQuery 3 support #224

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cannikin
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This should contain all the changes necessary to support jQuery 3 except for the actual JS files themselves. I know that for security reasons you can't accept pull requests with new jQuery code. This PR contains the shell of the JS files themselves (to be sure everything is named correctly) but they're empty, ready to be populated with the actual code.

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The build failure is because of mime-types-data dropping support for 1.9.3, apparently.

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ghost commented Jun 23, 2016

It would be cool if there was an option to include jquery3-slim as well. Any chance this is going to get merged?

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@cannikin you should probably either remove Ruby 1.9.3 tests and drop support for it in the gemspec or limit the mime-types version (personally I think the first one is a better choice)

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@connorshea I'm waiting on a core member to say which of those two options is preferred...

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@cannikin given that the last version of Rails to support 1.9.3 was 4.0, and it recommended at least 2.0, it should be fine to drop support for it.

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Could you remove the files inside vendor/assets/javascripts?

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Done!

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Oh, not all of them just the files that were added. Sorry for not being clear.

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Whoops! Done again!

@rafaelfranca rafaelfranca merged commit 7127a3d into rails:master Jul 20, 2016
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Thank you. I'll release it later.

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