jquery-timepicker

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Hello,

First, thanks for the time picker. I will be interested to use this in some of my projects.

The only comment I might have is to see the nuget-packaged files "versioned" when they are included, if possible. That will help differentiate them if any issues are encountered and during upgrade processes. i.e.

jquery.timepicker.1.11.2.js

While I'm here, the latest nuget is 1.9.0; will there be a new nuget pushed soon?

Otherwise, thanks, and keep on keeping on.

Regards,

Michael Powell

I'm hesitant to change the naming scheme because there may be people who have build processes that depend on unversioned filenames. This is a good idea however and I'll keep it in mind for the next breaking version change.

Are there any OS X tools for publishing to nuget? I'd be happy to publish an update but it's not easy from a Mac.

Re: naming conventions, it's not a big deal, but thanks... I don't know about Mac, per se. Isn't it easy enough to include a Nuspec file?

FYI, one note, I cannot speak for non-ASP.NET MVC usages, but I can bundle the config like this:

yield return new ScriptBundle("~/bundles/jquerytimepicker")
    .Include("~/Scripts/jquery.timepicker.{version}.js");

And not care about changes in version from one release to the next.

I'm sure there's probably a way to format the {version} in such a way as to anticipate a version naming convention in a future release.

I'm not familiar with the Nuspec format. If you'd like to make one and send a pull request I'd be happy to give it a look.

I'm surprised by that. Would you mind clarifying, you are the jonthornton on the Nuget project?

That's me. A user name bogatykh had been assisting me with updates but it seems like they're no longer active.

I can't promise when I will get to it, but if you'll set me up on NuGet, I'll look into submitting some PRs against the Github repo, and publish updates to NuGet. My user name is mwpowellhtx.