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Neither of those examples apply to or impact the bulk of HTMX projects. I've worked on a bunch of these and have never seen `makeFragment` used in the wild. The
by wild_egg 2y ago
Neither of those examples apply to or impact the bulk of HTMX projects. I've worked on a bunch of these and have never seen `makeFragment` used in the wild. The `hx-on` attribute is similarly rare — I've only used it twice myself and it took longer to open my IDE than to update those to the new syntax.
> So your brain must've just ignored the code diffs above when responding, because it likes htmlx so much.
It's less about whether someone likes HTMX or not and more has to do with none of those points in the upgrade guide being relevant to, or impacting, the author or most other people.
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- lyu07282 2y agoI think I read it like they said, "there were no breaking changes in the major release except for dropping IE support" instead of "even though it was a "major release", there were no "major breaking changes" except for dropping IE support" big difference. And then my stupid ass went off on it. This is my bad, I'm sorry disregard my comment.
- p_l 2y agoNah, happens - if you don't actually use HTMX and read the change list, it sounds scarier. The reason some of us like the way it updated so much is that except possibly for authors of swap plugins the new behaviours have been telegraphed long in advance so a lot of places already did all the changes and V2 just removed some stuff that was already deprecated. Funnily enough, this confusion shows how bad our expectations became, in some ways...