Offset: Don't warn against usage on disconnected elements #359
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The initial decision to not support disconnected elements as input to the
`.offset()` getter was reversed after feedback from jQuery UI (see gh-2310).
Since jQuery now ensures disconnected element get `{ left: 0, top: 0 }` from
this method via unit tests it doesn't make sense to warn against such usage.
This change is the only remaining one in Migrate & UI that's required for UI
to trigger no Migrate warnings when running its test suite.
Ref gh-2310
Ref gh-2396
dmethvin
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May 18, 2020
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The initial decision to not support disconnected elements as input to the
.offset()getter was reversed after feedback from jQuery UI (see jquery/jquery#2310).Since jQuery now ensures disconnected element get
{ left: 0, top: 0 }fromthis method via unit tests it doesn't make sense to warn against such usage.
This change is the only remaining one in Migrate & UI that's required for UI
to trigger no Migrate warnings when running its test suite.
Ref jquery/jquery#2310
Ref jquery/jquery#2396