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Remove jsmin from dependencies #262
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But! There are better options out there today — that didn't exist when Jammit was first written — that do a better job than JSmin does. It would be great to switch over to Uglify. |
Sorry for the unintended hassle. And thanks for considering my suggestion. :) |
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It seems jsmin (and cssmin) are no longer maintained. So, should jsmin be used in the project? I am currently packaging jammit for Debian. But, It can't be completed because of the json-evil-license under which jsmin is released. And, it won't be changed (since it is unmaintained). This directly affects the inclusion of jammit in Debian as jsmin is a runtime dependency for jammit. Moreover, since jsmin is unmaintained, any bugs that may come in the future will not be rectified.
I saw that the last version of jammit depended only on yui-compressor. It is still maintained. It seems to be a better choice now.
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