Upgrade dependencies #821
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Upgrade dependencies #821
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(cherry picked from commit 08538ca)
(cherry picked from commit d197631)
(cherry picked from commit 9745a4b) # Conflicts: # package.json # yarn.lock
Without these, the app wouldn't even boot properly, because it was using the decorators in a way that *other* updates found disagreeable. And hey: it gets us an update we want anyway!
A switch to npm (or Yarn 3 or pnpm) would all be good moves, but will also require updating the CI config. For the sake of being able to make consistent progress on upgrades, simply keep using Yarn for this piece.
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As a starting point for getting the app fully up to date, this cherry-picks in the relevant changes made in #815, then layers on a further update to
ember-concurrencyrequired to get the app to actually run its tests locally. Future PRs will pick off other updates to incrementally land.