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@kenearley @stof @koenpunt
Our S3 experiment is not going to last long. @kenearley has already pointed out some possible awkwardness with it and GitHub's releases pretty much makes some of the stuff we're doing unnecessary.
If this lands, the new process for updating a release would look like this:
package.json
grunt prep_release
package.json
andchosen.jquery.json
file changes with a version summary (see 3a43166 for an example).This PR also includes some changes to the documentation that will reduce the amount of times we need to push to
gh_pages
. Eventually, I'd like to add the version number back and include a direct link to the zip file on the release ... but GitHub doesn't currently offer a file naming convention that backs us up there.