Lunr Languages JavaScript files missing .min.js extension
See original GitHub issueDescription
The Lunr Languages JavaScript files are minified in mkdocs-material, but the file extension does not indicate this.
This causes problems when packaging for Debian, as the package checker expects the .min.js file extension to appear on minified source files.
Expected behaviour
The file extension on all Lunr Languages JavaScript files should be <filename>.min.js. (The files are also missing their copyright attribution, which is present upstream.)
Package versions
Material: 4.4.2
Issue Analytics
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- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:7 (4 by maintainers)
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I’ve just checked again. And yes, the stemmers did fail to load. I pushed the wrong branch.
I didn’t ask you to make this a priority or a major release, nor did I expect you to. I’d like to see it happen at some point, but if you really don’t want to, I’ll accept that.
Thank you!