<p>The ASP.NET team released the script combining feature in 3.5 SP1 as detailed here <a href="http://www.asp.net/Learn/3.5-SP1/video-296.aspx" rel="noreferrer">http://www.asp.net/Learn/3.5-SP1/video-296.aspx</a>. Is there a similar feature already for the MVC framework? If not, is this in scope or is it possible to somehow leverage the webforms capability in MVC? I see this site uses a custom jquery.package.master which, I assume, they have rolled themselves (maybe into the build cycle, however it is not all minified therefore I think they have manually appended the scripts together rather than some automated minify &amp; combine task). Would be interested in any ideas how to accomplish this in MVC but I dont want to begin rolling any of my own functionality in case I will be duplicating work in progress.</p>

Here's what I do, in case it's helpful.
In my postbuild I call a
command line version
of
Dean Edwards's Packer
.  It combines the scripts and packs them for me.
For now though, I keep all of my stuff seperate and use a Helper method to include my scripts, and if the debug flag is not present it will include the packed versions, otherwise it includes the unpacked.