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How can I update jquery version in Django admin?
Without replacing it in django/contrib/admin/media/js/admin/ jquery.min.js
To newest jquery.min.js.
Also I don’t want to use two versions of jquery in my admin.
That’s your only two options. You’re right about changing the actual Django file being a bad idea, so the only other option is to load your own in addition to that.
The Django version of jQuery is already namespaced as
django.jQuery, so you can load your own version of jQuery with or withoutjQuery.noConflict().I understand you feelings toward running two versions of jQuery on the same page, but this is the admin site, not your user-facing website. It’s not that much of a speed cost loading the library twice, but it will only even be applicable to the handle of users (or maybe just yourself) who use the admin.