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Will likely involve adjustments to Services settings, modifications away from the Drupal 7 Library system (or is D6 lib sufficient?) and removal of QUnit tests, etc. Most of the JS should stay the same.
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Comment #1
cromac CreditAttribution: cromac commentedthere will be issues with jquery version, bb requires 1.4.2, guess we could use zepto
Comment #2
ethanw CreditAttribution: ethanw commentedGood catch. As of Jan 2012 it looks like jquery_update 6.x-2.x include support for 1.7: http://drupalcode.org/project/jquery_update.git/commit/fe49dd12cd2c5e8ec..., so perhaps we can require bleeding edge jquery_udpate for D6 users?
Comment #3
afox CreditAttribution: afox commentedIn legacy support & edge cases (old Drupal + new JS framework) I think it's completely understandable requirement.
Comment #4
ethanw CreditAttribution: ethanw commentedI just committed an update to the D6 branch that ports basic library include, behavior API and theme functions to D6. Relatively untested, but seems like a good start.