Noticed this on my test install in the chrome developer tools.
The requested URL /elktest/themes/default/scripts/jquery-1.10.2.min.map was not found on this server.
Indeed that file is not in themes/default/scripts.
If I switch the "Source for the jQuery Library" setting to Google CDN from local this goes away. Should this file be included in the theme?
Confirmed, I've seen this in chrome developer tools, too.
This is because query required a source map file until recently. Make sure to update it to the latest version pair. Plus, it's faster. :)
Both! I use 1.x for ie<9 and 2.x otherwise.
Was this fixed?
There is nothing for use to fix really ...
We could update the min jquery package to 1.11 which simply does not log that message to the console. Thats likely safe to do, but I've never liked being on a .0 of jquery.
Or for those using chrome dev tools with earlier versions of minimized jquery packages, they need to have the map file to debug jquery errors (or rename a non minimized jquery as .min.js for their local install)
Oh, okay, then: --> exterminated
Did you update jQuery to 1.11, though..? Because otherwise, it's not exterminated. ;)
Elk should be shipped in a "production state" (yeah, I know there is debug stuff all over the place), debug is not part of the production (yes, you could argue it could be removed before prepare the package), so not a real issue (of course always to me, if anyone else feels like add the map is important I have no objections merging the PR). ;D
map doesn't matter. It really doesn't. It only matters to those who are proficient enough with JS that they actually help fixing jQuery bugs. (Because there are always small bugs here and there. I helped fix a couple, but shh!!)
So, no, it's not a problem, but 1.11 is the latest stable, so it should be in use. (The latest unstable is 1.11.1 beta 1, or something. I'm not even using it in Wedge... The 1.11 beta period took too long, I'm staying away from betas for some time!)