Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #37110, comment 155
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Ticket #37110, comment 155
initial v1 12 12 > Of course, we would rather developers update their code to be compatible with newer versions of jQuery instead, but it's not unreasonable to expect that some may just need more time. This can only be a temporary fix for them anyway, because step 2 of the roadmap is to update `jquery-migrate` to the most recent version. 13 13 14 Right. jQuery 3.x plus jQuery Migrate 3.x (WP 5.6) will not be backwards compatible with super old code. The nrequire step 5 of this list: https://jquery.com/upgrade-guide/3.0/#jquery-migrate-plugin (latest 1.x without migrate).14 Right. jQuery 3.x plus jQuery Migrate 3.x (WP 5.6) will not be backwards compatible with super old code. They require step 5 of this list: https://jquery.com/upgrade-guide/3.0/#jquery-migrate-plugin (latest 1.x without migrate). 15 15 16 16 Been thinking about what would be the best way to give more time to both plugin/theme authors and users. Perhaps making a simple "back-compat" plugin and releasing it with 5.5 would serve that purpose? As far as I see the plugin can be "fully automatic", detect what version of WP is used and enqueue/change scripts as needed.