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Update bower-chosen to use unminified versions #2306

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@pfiller pfiller commented Apr 7, 2015

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Though Bower itself is unopinionated about whcih version is included, the consensus amongst common libraries is to include the unminified versions of source files. People probably use build systems to minify those files for production (I hope).

Fixes #2298 and #2288

Though Bower itself is unopinionated about whcih version is included,
the consensus amongst common libraries is to include the unminified
versions of source files. People probably use build systems to minify
those files for production (I hope).
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@
],
"bowerJSON":{
"main": [
"chosen.jquery.min.js",
"chosen.jquery.js",
"chosen.css",
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No need to change the css since it was already referencing the full version (even though we were packaging the minified css file).

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Update bower-chosen to use unminified versions
@pfiller pfiller merged commit 910a125 into master Apr 7, 2015
@pfiller pfiller deleted the bower-users-full-versions branch April 7, 2015 00:29
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koenpunt commented Apr 7, 2015

Shouldn't both the minified and unminified versions be in there?

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