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And what happens when it's patched to fix a real issue? Your site will just break. Just don't trust so many third parties with your site's security: Host jQuer
by thirsteh 12y ago
And what happens when it's patched to fix a real issue? Your site will just break.
Just don't trust so many third parties with your site's security: Host jQuery (and other things) yourself.
- johnduhart 12y ago>And what happens when it's patched to fix a real issue? Your site will just break. No, they will release a new version with a new URL.
- 0x0 12y agoThen you update the version number and the hash, just like you have to update the version number today already :)
- Drakim 12y agoNah, the new version is hosted at a new url. Even if we ignore the hash suggestion, you don't want to have some dev on the other side of the planet suddenly update one of your libraries on your live website. That should never be a thing in the first place, so it won't be a problem.
- Igglyboo 12y agoThe URL will change along with the version and hash number, unless you're using jquery-latest.min.js which is a bad idea in general and wouldn't make sense to use with the hash attribute anyways.