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Release planning #397

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gilest opened this issue Oct 27, 2023 · 5 comments
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Release planning #397

gilest opened this issue Oct 27, 2023 · 5 comments

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@gilest
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gilest commented Oct 27, 2023

V5

V6

@NullVoxPopuli
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https://github.com/adopted-ember-addons/ember-cli-flash/blob/master/ember-cli-flash/src/test-support.js

does it make sense to make this automatic at all? rather than manually invoked?

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gilest commented Nov 3, 2023

does it make sense to make this automatic at all? rather than manually invoked?

I'm not sure I understand what you mean 🤨

There is an "automatic" default – the timeout behaviour is disabled during test runs.

The helper sets an option which overrides this default. Most users will never need to use the helper. It's a compatibility patch which allows for fine-grained control of test behaviour.

Implementation in FlashObject
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Oh ok, thanks for the link!

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gilest commented Nov 17, 2023

Today I have tested the dist build in two apps:

  • relatively modern ember app with classic build
  • modern, fastbooted ember app with fully static embroider

In both apps the test suite passes and I have manually verified that flash messages show as expected.

I think we're ready to cut a 5.0 major @NullVoxPopuli . Happy to help with this

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vlascik commented Jan 9, 2024

I also already converted this addon to native classes (typescript, really) in #390.
There's a problem there, with either lint or tests failing, but maybe someone could take a look at it for an hour or two and get it through the finish line.

@gilest gilest changed the title Release plan Release planning Mar 12, 2024
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