$.holdReady is broken in 3.2.0 #3573
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It was moved erroneously to Thanks for the report! |
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This only shows we should have explicit tests for any API that we deprecate, even if there weren't any due to legacy reasons. |
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Oof. How did we not catch this? By the way, temporary workaround: jQuery.holdReady = jQuery.fn.holdReady; |
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I think making the necessary adjustments to this PR and landing it will give us the test coverage we want for this issue. |
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It had been failing for several weeks in Jenkins/TestSwarm: Core commit (17 February):
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Well, that's jQuery migrate, not jQuery core, but I'm surprised no one said anything. |
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Perhaps looking at Migrate test results should be added to the release
instructions in our Wiki. Currently only regular Core & periodic test
results are mentioned.
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Michał Gołębiowski
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This seems like a rare case, and it will be fixed when we land the PR I mentioned. I would like to ensure that reviewing core tests is sufficient for releasing core and reviewing migrate tests sufficient for migrate. |


The "$.holdReady is not a function" error occurs after the update to jQuery 3.2.0.
To reproduce the issue, see https://jsfiddle.net/4ocpkd69/ (see browser console) and compare results with jQuery 3.1.1 in https://jsfiddle.net/4ocpkd69/1/
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