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Embed JS: fix incompatibilities with sphinx 6.x (jquery removal) #9359
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Embed JS: fix incompatibilities with sphinx 6.x (jquery removal) #9359
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What's up if this line is executed first and then jQuery is loaded by a different extension/theme/etc?
I'm thinking about this scenario;
domReady
is called, we will have 2 different jQuery versions/files loadedShouldn't we inject jQuery synchronously inside
domReady
so we wait for all the scripts to be loaded first and avoid this scenario?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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This is going to be a problem anywhere we try to inject jquery, since the code to be executed after jquery is done loading is inside an asynchronous callback (onload). I think the only difference would be that the page won't be blocked till jquery is done downloading.