Using a specific version instead of the deprecated \\\"latest\\\" URLs ensures that your development environment is not relying on a potentially changing library.
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In older versions of jQuery, developers could utilize URLs such as "https://code.jquery.com/jquery-latest.min.js" to include the most recent stable release. However, this practice is no longer supported since jQuery 1.11.1.
Current Situation
As of jQuery 1.11.1, both jQuery and Google have discontinued updating the "latest" URLs. These URLs will always point to version 1.11.1 and are effectively deprecated.
Alternatives
There is no officially supported alternative to the "latest" URL. Instead, developers are recommended to specify the desired version explicitly. For example, to include jQuery version 3.5.1:
Using a specific version instead of the deprecated "latest" URLs ensures that your development environment is not relying on a potentially changing library.
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