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Add polyfill for angle brackets <LinkTo> #72
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This now includes #73, which should be merged first, and I'll rebase this afterwards. Other than that this should be ready for review! |
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The transform and tests look good to me, we should be able to land once the other PRs are done.
Thanks for working on this!
Ok, the other two PR’s are landed. I think CI should be good to go with a rebase... |
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let route = attributes.find(({ name }) => name === '@route'); | ||
let model = attributes.find(({ name }) => name === '@model'); | ||
let models = attributes.find(({ name }) => name === '@models'); |
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We should probably put an assertion here that either model
or models
is passed, but not both, right? (as specified in the RFC)
Anything else we should cover? (an empty route
is valid?)
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Ya, empty route is fine. Assertion for both model and models is good.
Partially implements ember-polyfills#66
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Rebased and green now! 🎉 |
Thanks for working on this!! Traveling atm but will try to get a release for these out soon. |
Partially implements #66. A follow-up PR for
<Input>
should be pretty straightforward...