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assets-vendor

3rd party utility libraries here. They must be of sufficient high quality to be included here and offer common functionality.

Cutting a Release

  1. npm version <version number>
  2. git push upstream master --follow-tags
  3. Edit the release notes at https://github.com/behance/assets-vendor/releases

Updating ckeditor

Behance maintains several CKEditor plugins in the behance/ckeditor-dev repo. In order to update to the latest CKEditor, perform the following steps:

  1. clone the behance/ckeditor-dev repo.
  2. merge the latest changes from ckeditor/ckeditor-dev into the behance/ckeditor-dev repo.
  3. from behance/ckeditor-dev, run ./dev/builder/build.sh.
  4. copy ./dev/builder/release/ckeditor/ from behance/ckeditor-dev to the ckeditor dir in this repo.
  5. ensure implementations behave as expected. For the network this includes, at a minimum:
  6. posting a job
  7. adding text to a project from the project editor

Updating FineUploader

Behance maintains our own version of FineUploader in the behance/fine-uploader repo. In order to update to the latest FineUploader, or to generate a new build, perform the following steps:

  1. follow the instructions on http://docs.fineuploader.com/contributing.html
  2. copy the correct files to this repo. As of 5/20/15 that is both the regular fine-uploader.min.js file and the s3.fine-uploader.min.js
  3. Ensure that Behance's custom changes are in place by grepping the code for comments starting with BEHANCE:
  4. Add AMD wrappers around the code to avoid having conflicting globals.

Future modifications to FineUploader should be done as pull requests against the behance/fine-uploader repo.

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Last updated on 10 Oct 2017

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