[Bug 977132] Review Request: nodejs-lodash - A low-level utility library delivering consistency and customization

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=977132

--- Comment #4 from Jamie Nguyen <jamielinux@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> ---
(In reply to T.C. Hollingsworth from comment #3)
> Please add some comments clearly indicating the minified code has been
> removed and that this is the only thing that would be build by the disabled
> %build section.  It wasn't immediately obvious to me that this was the only
> problem.
> 
> With everything explained properly, I should be able to approve this.


Ah, sorry, my fault. I got lazy :(


> > But of course the minified scripts are
> > fairly important so it's less than ideal to have a package without them.
> 
> Are they just there for the browser?

Yes, only for the browser. The module is still useful without the minified
scripts.


> I looked at this. The Rhino issue Stanislav mentioned two years ago [1] is
> still very much a problem.  :-(

:(


> If they're just needed for the browser, I'd suggest omitting them at this
> time.  I intend to propose real honest-to-God client-side JavaScript
> guidelines and a corresponding F20 Feature/Change/whatever in mid-July, and
> whatever ends up being hashed out with FPC should provide guidance with this
> and many other gotchas.  Who knows, we might even work out a compromise that
> allows the preminified scripts.  (Fat chance, but one can dream. ;-)

Heh, one can indeed dream ;)


> uglify-js and coffee-script currently aren't shipping minified JS either so
> this is definitely something I want to fix, I'd just rather do so in a way
> that is future-proof.

Agreed.

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