Unfortunately any consumer is going to try and potentially resolve these paths. They'll see warning messages like these
WARNING: The 'package.json' file for the addon at .../node_modules/@css-blocks/ember-cli
WARNING: specifies invalid, malformed or missing addons at relative paths
WARNING: 'tests/dummy/lib/in-repo-addon'
WARNING: 'tests/dummy/lib/in-repo-engine'
WARNING: 'tests/dummy/lib/in-repo-lazy-engine'
Version information to reproduce
```
ember-cli: 3.3.0
node: 10.11.0
os: darwin x64
yarn: 1.10.1
```
```
@css-blocks/ember-cli 0.20.0-beta.4
```
as the app attempt to resolve these three things in the tests/dummy folder as transitive dependencies.
What you'll want to do instead is use something like https://github.com/tomdale/ember-cli-addon-tests, which sets up a brand new app/addon/in-repo-addon/in-repo-engine based on some fixture files. This will allow you to write similar tests to what already exist, but without running the risk of affecting consumers in any way.
chriseppstein
commented
5 years ago
Currently the ember-cli addon's package.json specifies some paths in the "ember-addon" object
https://github.com/linkedin/css-blocks/blob/f1259df3ce005dda256dde6ca4933acd3f2135a7/packages/%40css-blocks/ember-cli/package.json#L72-L76
This looks like an attempt to allow in-repo addons within this library's dummy app to be properly resolved and used in tests
Unfortunately any consumer is going to try and potentially resolve these paths. They'll see warning messages like these
Version information to reproduce
``` ember-cli: 3.3.0 node: 10.11.0 os: darwin x64 yarn: 1.10.1 ``` ``` @css-blocks/ember-cli 0.20.0-beta.4 ```as the app attempt to resolve these three things in the
tests/dummyfolder as transitive dependencies.What you'll want to do instead is use something like https://github.com/tomdale/ember-cli-addon-tests, which sets up a brand new app/addon/in-repo-addon/in-repo-engine based on some fixture files. This will allow you to write similar tests to what already exist, but without running the risk of affecting consumers in any way.