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Dropping support for older ember's #1246
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This breaking release will apply to the core and compat packages. We don't need breaking releases to macros, util, etc. |
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Rebuilds could crash on windows when working with a v1 addon's dummy app. We already defend against the weird circularity of dummy apps, but the check didn't work on windows. This has test coverage that will land as part of #1246, because that includes a refactor of the test suite that reveals this problem.
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When an addon does app.import of a file out of node_modules, the path we use to refer to that file had a mix of different path separators. That doesn't actually break, but the inconsistency made it hard to test and our test suite revealed the problem (in #1246).
This was trying to standardize relocatedFiles to always have unix path separators, but when it's actually consumed we're comparing with OS-specific path separators.
This was incorrect, we already have standardized paths where this gets used.
There is more to do here but this has now completed the refactor of the test suite, which resulted in fixing a bunch of windows bugs, and this branch is huge, so I'm merging to continue in other PRs. |
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Ember's oldest supported LTS no longer needs the old modules api polyfill and has first-class components. This allows us to drop a whole bunch of complexity.
This PR also includes a refactor of the test suite to get everything onto scenario-tester, so that everything respects the same support matrix. As a practical matter, this means some tests that were co-located within their packages will move into tests/scenarios, because it's somewhat annoying to make it work otherwise. As a benefit, this will improve windows test coverage because all the newer-style tests run on both windows and unix and the older ones did not.