Closed koemeet closed 9 years ago
@NullVoxPopuli secure.token
is for 0.8.0, session.authenticated.token
is for 1.0.0 or jj-abrams branch.
You can override session, no need for initializer and reopen.
looks like this repo doesn't have a tag for 1.0.0. :-\
I tried changing the package.json from 0.8.0 to 1.0.0 as well as bower.json.
:-\
@NullVoxPopuli sorry, 1.0.0 is coming soon,.. You should stick with 0.8.0 till there is finished documentation for it.
Anyway you can override session and do it like this (for 0.8.0): https://gist.github.com/Keeo/8c688f5e131b32cdb6c0 You can ask me there, if something is not clear. I didn't test this code, but it's looking good to me.
1.0.0 has some enormous breaking changes, there's no way I can trivially upgrade ESA, however, at the same time, I'd like to handle these deprecations so I can push forward ember to 1.13 and 2.0. Is there a release of 0.8.0 branch that takes care of these container/lookup deprecations?
I'm currently using 0.8.0
I wrote an upgrade guide here: http://log.simplabs.com/post/131698328145/updating-to-ember-simple-auth-10. A version of 0.8.0 that works with Ember.js 2.0 would be quite complex and was considered not worth the effort. Upgrading to 1.0 is not as hard as it might first appear.
Thanks for the link, that will help considerably.
I might give that a go tomorrow.. too late now for me to break everything :)
Quick question - Is the session in 1.0.0 available in the registry as service:session, since it's just an ember service now? For injection purposes, in an instance initializer
sure - service:session
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Thanks for the link, that will help considerably.
I might give that a go tomorrow.. too late now for me to break everything :)
Quick question - Is the session in 1.0.0 available in the registry as service:session, since it's just an ember service now? For injection purposes, in an instance initializer
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a clean install of this addon now breaks ember with a `container.lookup is not a function err``
node: 0.12.7 npm: 2.13.4 os: linux x64 embercli - 1.13.8 "ember": "^2.0.0",
In the previous currentUser
examples, why is DS.PromiseObject
used to wrap store#find
? Seems unnecessary when store#find
returns a promise.
cc @Awem
you can access currentUser.name
in a template with DS.PromiseObject
Hi,
In the latest ember version, you cannot access instances of a container in the intializer anymore, see: http://emberjs.com/deprecations/v1.x/#toc_deprecate-access-to-instances-in-initializers. Currently, this library triggers a lot of deprecation errors in latest ember version.
Any plans on updating simple-auth to support later ember versions?