How do I get jsFiddle to default to non-minized jQuery library? [closed]

Question

Sometime recently, the default in jsFiddle (a tool I use all the time for answering questions here on StackOverflow) switched to use the minimized version of jQuery when you select the jQuery library option for it. That means I can't make any sense of stepping into the jQuery library in the Chrome debugger and that's one of the main ways I learn how jQuery functions work that aren't well documented.

So, I'm wondering if anyone knows if there's anyway to change it to default to the non-minimized jQuery so it's easier to debug code that involves stepping through jQuery?

I know that I could manually link in the non-minimized version of jQuery by doing a <script src=xxx> to the Google CDN, but I'd much rather use jsFiddle's built-in functionality to select the appropriate library version, but just have it use the non-minimized version. And, it used to use the non-minimized version. It's a test tool after all so it makes sense to me to at least have an option to use the non-minified version.

Answer 1

I had to dig down deep but I found the email address of a jsFiddle developer.

piotr (at sign) zalewa.info

I would think he would be the only one who could truly answer this question.

You have actually answered your own question though.

I had asked this developer "zalun" about making jQuery the default JavaScript library and he said it would be eventually but for now to setup a default fiddle and fork from it as needed.

Fork from this as needed:

http://jsfiddle.net/prbGP/

It's No-Library (pure JS) framework with the added resource of Google's CDN jQuery non-minified latest version.