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Ember upgrade to v3.28 and others #264
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Hoping that some weird problems reside.
Some packages were moved back to an older version, and some missing styling is put back, to be reviewed in another PR. These changes got into this PR my mistake.
Most of these are done using a search and replace mechanism, a lot of them manually, and a few with --fix.
There is one more error that I havn't been able to fix. This requires more TypeScript knowledge. Hopefully @abeforgit or someone else can take a look at least.
The project continues to be built, and runs correctly otherwise. |
This reverts commit 6409843. Due to release-it-lerna-changelog not being updated be supported in release-it v15.
Our config type was badly defined, allowing string for the router location whereas only a select enum of strings was allowed
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Typing is fixed now, looks good to go!
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{{! template-lint-disable no-invalid-interactive }} | |||
{{! template-lint-disable no-down-event-binding }} |
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Interesting that thats a lint rule, I agree with disabling it here
Basically trying to upgrade packages that depend on an older version of embroider/macros which causes problems in frontend-gelinkt-notuleren. However, this turned into a complete Ember upgrade (using ember-cli-update).
Might be best to separate the embroider/macros fixes into their own separate branch.
There are still issues with this branch, which I could not figure out: