This provides built-in support for the "nice" decorator syntax based on the decorators implemented at ember-concurrency-decorators. Many thanks to @buschtoens for years of stewardship of that addon, and important contributions from @chancancode for TypeScript support, and others in the community to get it to a place where it's seen wide adoption in the world of Ember Octane, TypeScript, and native ES classes.
The "ugly" decorators (e.g. (@(task(function* () { ... }).drop()) will remain available by virtue of coming "for free" with the computed-based TaskProperty implementation (necessary to support the classic EmberObject model for task hosts), but will be deprecated in favor of these "nice" decorators at some point in the future.
A follow-up PR will convert all the docs to also using these "nice" decorators.
Supersedes #384
This provides built-in support for the "nice" decorator syntax based on the decorators implemented at
ember-concurrency-decorators. Many thanks to @buschtoens for years of stewardship of that addon, and important contributions from @chancancode for TypeScript support, and others in the community to get it to a place where it's seen wide adoption in the world of Ember Octane, TypeScript, and native ES classes.The "ugly" decorators (e.g. (
@(task(function* () { ... }).drop()) will remain available by virtue of coming "for free" with the computed-basedTaskPropertyimplementation (necessary to support the classic EmberObject model for task hosts), but will be deprecated in favor of these "nice" decorators at some point in the future.A follow-up PR will convert all the docs to also using these "nice" decorators.