• Grid: a grid_num below 1 after rounding (such as 0 or a negative number), or one that is not a number, draws the default 4 units and logs one console warning; a fractional grid_num is rounded
• Grid: a value range whose min equals max, or a values array with one entry, draws a single grid tick instead of five ticks on the same value, a lone "NaN" tick (with grid_snap) or a lone "undefined" tick
• Grid: a prettify_grid that returns undefined or null falls back to prettify and then to the built-in formatting; one that throws no longer stops the slider from being created
• Grid: the first grid label is always visible, and so is the last unless it would overlap the first on a very narrow slider; no two visible grid labels overlap
• Grid: every labelled grid tick names a value the handle can reach and sits where the handle stops on it. grid_num is a target, so the grid can use more or fewer units than it names: from 0 to 100 with step: 10 and the default grid_num of 4, the grid shows 0, 20, 40, 60, 80 and 100
• Grid: with grid_margin on (the default) every grid label is centred on its tick, a shift of a few pixels at most. Shown grid labels no longer carry an inline visibility: visible, so a stylesheet rule that hides .irs-grid-text now applies to them
• Grid: with grid_snap, a value range such as 0 to 2.7 with step: 0.3 no longer draws a blank extra tick
• destroy() hands the input back as it was: no from or to left in its data, and its disabled state restored
• A slider with block no longer responds to the keyboard; the arrow keys used to move it. On a focused blocked slider the arrow keys now reach the page, as with keyboard: false
• The input's value is matched against the text of each values entry, so data-values lists and number-like entries find the right one. With data-values="1,2,3,4" and value="2" the slider now starts on the entry 2; it used to start on the entry at index 2, which is 3
• On a slider without values, from_value and to_value are null after update() too; they used to be undefined there
• The max label has one space between max_postfix and a postfix that starts with a space; it used to have two
• On the single type the callback data has to_pretty, to_percent and to_value from the first callback; until the first update() or reset(), to_pretty used to be missing and to_percent was 0
• min_interval and max_interval now also apply when the slider is created and when update() runs: a starting pair that breaks either one is moved to keep it, so such a slider can start on different values than before
• With prettify_enabled: false the *_pretty callback fields are strings, the same as the labels
• The built-in formatting no longer puts the thousands separator inside the decimals: 1.2345 reads "1.2345", not "1.2 345". Values with three decimals or fewer read as before; with prettify_all_values, a decimal number inside a text entry is no longer split either
• On the double type a click on the track moves the nearer handle; just past the middle between the handles it used to move the farther one. A click exactly halfway between the handles moves the to handle
• With drag_interval and both handles on one value, a click on the track, the key presses after it and a drag of the bar keep the value label visible; they used to hide every value label
• With drag_interval and a fixed handle, a key press after a click on the bar now fires onFinish and still moves nothing. Since 2.4.0 that press fired nothing, so code that counts onFinish calls sees one more
• When min is not a whole number of steps (such as min: 0.5, step: 1), each arrow key press moves to the next or previous value a drag can reach; a press used to skip a value or do nothing
• min_interval now holds when rounding would leave it short with the other handle on min or max. With min: 0.5, max: 10.5, step: 1 and min_interval: 1, the from handle stops at 9 while the to handle sits on 10.5; it used to stop at 10. The same holds for a min_interval that is not a whole number of steps
• That min_interval change leaves sliders with max_interval, with step_from_min or in values mode, and whole-interval drags, as they were before
• README: a note on jQuery 3.0.x and 3.1.x, which measure the square skin's handle too wide, so values picked by mouse or touch land slightly off; jQuery 3.2.1 or newer measures it correctly
• README rewritten for first-time readers, with the contributing and releasing guides and the package description revised; the CDN examples list jsDelivr first
• The browser test suite now covers every option, every interaction and a combination matrix of 128 configurations; on every change it runs against jQuery 1.8.3, 3.7.1 and 4.0.0 slim and the minified build (the matrix on 1.8.3 and 3.7.1), and weekly against 19 jQuery builds
• Issues: #875, #877, #880, #881, #883, #884, #885, #886, #887, #889, #890, #891, #892, #893, #898, #903, #906, #909, #910, #911, #918