Closed RobbieTheWagner closed 1 year ago
Seems to be related to ember-cli-typescript
Looks related to https://github.com/embroider-build/embroider/issues/1261
As a counter example (meaning, actual problem is something very specific, perhaps?) I have embroider 1.9.0 + TS working here: https://github.com/NullVoxPopuli/limber/blob/main/frontend/ember-cli-build.js
however every single one of my components is using <template>
We think this might be related to ember-svg-jar as well. Something with running it and TS.
Not related to svg-jar. It's just using TS for a component and trying to use Embroider 1.9.0 makes things go 💥 . Reproduction here https://github.com/rwwagner90/embroider-svg-ts-bug
This is a duplicate of #1273 which is fixed on main
. Working on getting it released.
@ef4 any idea when a release will be cut?
I'm actively working on it, but I'm doing it carefully by hand because we have a new unproven release process that lets us do semver major releases in only the packages that need them.
This bug fix is in @embroider/compat
, the next release of that package is planned to be 2.0 because of changes to this supported ember versions, but we can circle back around and back port the bug fix to 1.9 if that becomes important.
The breaking change is that we dropped support for unsupported ember releases. So the oldest supported ember will become 3.28.
@ef4 I think a major breaking release sounds fine to me. Ember 3 is getting older now, and I think we'll want people to be on the latest and greatest to get all the nice things.
@ef4 do you have any idea when we can expect the release to be out? I'm in an unfortunate situation where a lot of other things seem to be broken if I don't use 1.9.0, but 1.9.0 breaks my TS 😢
I hoped to get it done today but I’m not there yet.
(In general, when blocked on an upstream bug I think patch-package is a good solution. Also pnpm has built-in support for the same kind of thing.)
I hoped to get it done today but I’m not there yet.
(In general, when blocked on an upstream bug I think patch-package is a good solution. Also pnpm has built-in support for the same kind of thing.)
We have decided to just not use Embroider for now, so I am unblocked.
If I update to Embroider 1.9.0 and try to use
this.foo
in my template, it tells me it is undefined. Any ideas what is going on here?