After looking into things on my local machine, it seems like Ember was not faithfully calling the activate() callback. Instead, I've updated ember-flash-messages to use the enter() callback, which appears to fix everything. I think enter() is technically a private method, but it's really just a proxy for activate() anyways, so I wouldn't be too worried about using it.
I wish I could understand exactly what was going on, but I'm having trouble understanding the core Route object.
This PR also includes:
Bumping the version of Ember to 1.6.0-beta.5
Bumping the version of handlebars to 1.3
Cleaning and rebuilding the plugin (my last PR did not do that)
Updating the README to reflect the changes in the last PR
Hi Ryan,
This pull request resolves issue #11.
After looking into things on my local machine, it seems like Ember was not faithfully calling the
activate()callback. Instead, I've updated ember-flash-messages to use theenter()callback, which appears to fix everything. I thinkenter()is technically a private method, but it's really just a proxy foractivate()anyways, so I wouldn't be too worried about using it.I wish I could understand exactly what was going on, but I'm having trouble understanding the core Route object.
This PR also includes: