[Bugfix release] allow class-based helpers to work in strict-mode #19878
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I added a whole app for just this tset because I couldn't find any other place where I'd have access to all the thing that this test requires.
If such a place exists, I'm happy to move this test there.
I think having a full app though to make sure things are roughly still wired up ok is good
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when a class-based helper is used in strict mode, there is no class property
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might this be related? #19518 |
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@patricklx I think it might be!! yeah! |
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This fix is probably ok, but I would like it tested in the existing test harness and not an entirely new suite. Adding a whole new kind of smoke test should a) be decoupled into its own PR and b) does not preclude ensuring regressions have coverage added in the internal non-smoke test suite. That is the main blocker I see here. Is this a bugfix-release? Bugfix-lts? |
It's a bug on 4.0+, afaict (I haven't checked earlier) -- so, bugfix-release?
where would a test like this go?
can do! |
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I'm having issues with the test. any help is much appreciated <3 |
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Merging on approvals from #19884 |
I thought we could take first-class helper support for granted since it was supposed to be introduced before 3.28 (our oldest supported ember), but due to: emberjs/ember.js#19878 we can't rely on it until ember 4.2.
Resolves #19877