[LIMS-1552] Remove old jQuery version #861
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For reference, here's the commit where the sign handler stuff was added.
Seems like removing it might break loading files internal links from within log files, but they don't work anyway, and there are much easier ways to get to the files.
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* [LIMS-1552] Remove old jQuery version (#861) * Remove old jQuery version * Remove desktop jQuery * LIMS-1530: Add To Queue Fails when Not Completed filter applied --------- Co-authored-by: Guilherme Francisco <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Mark Williams <[email protected]>
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JIRA ticket: LIMS-1552
Summary:
A minified version of jQuery which was only used in one function was found, and since that function has little to no effect on the surrounding environment (logfiles), it may be possible to remove it completely.
I've tested Fast DP reports and autoPROC log files, and both of them don't see any penalty in terms of usability. AutoPROC files link resources as b64 blobs, so there are no authorised requests being made.
Changes:
iframeTo test:
Note that the list of autoprocessing programs is not exhaustive, and other logfile types may be affected by this. I need help mapping out which logfiles could be affected.