Recently, by default, in jsFiddle (the tool I use all the time to answer questions here on StackOverflow) has switched to using a minimized version of jQuery when you select the jQuery library option for it. This means that I cannot figure out how to enter the jQuery library in the Chrome debugger and that one of the main ways to find out how jQuery functions that are poorly documented works.
So, I am wondering if anyone knows if he will change it by default to non-minimized jQuery at all so that it is easier to debug code that includes a jQuery transition?
I know that I can manually link in a non-minimized version of jQuery by executing <script src=xxx>on Google CDN, but I would rather use the built-in jsFiddle functions to select the appropriate version of the library, but just use it without the minimum version. And he used the non-excluded version. This is a test tool, so it makes sense for me, at least, to be able to use the non-minified version.
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