Description
The vue 2.0 installation documentation features a section for installing by direct script include, and offers downloads of the script file.
In the new vue documentation this option is omitted. I am assuming this is an oversight, or perhaps an evaluation that people like me who eschew bundling and CDNs are an edge case best left to their own devices.
I am new to Vue, migrating from Knockout. I only really care about data binding. I have no current need for or use of webpack or any other bundlers, and (by choice) I use a very strict Content Security Policy that excludes all CDNs. I am capable of finding and downloading and keeping a local copy to serve, but I'm unclear on whether the message is that this is ill-advised or unsupported (there be monsters there!) as opposed to just being "old-fashioned" and not publicized. It seems like a very low-friction low-barrier-to-entry scenario that, in my opinion, should not be dismissed.
I guess this is more of a question than an issue.
If it is an omission, then the issue is "please include documentation and downloads for direct script include installations."