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@marcoow marcoow released this 24 Jun 18:43
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  • [BREAKING] Ember Simple Auth's SimpleAuth object is no longer attached to the Ember global but is now a global itself (in the browserified distribution that exports that global). When you were referring to e.g. Ember.SimpleAuth.ApplicationRouteMixin you now have to change that to just SimpleAuth.ApplicationRouteMixin.
  • [BREAKING] The "namespace" for all components that Ember Simple Auth registers in Ember's container has been changed from 'ember-simple-auth-' to just 'simple-auth-'.
  • [BREAKING] The names of the distributed files has changed from "ember-simple-auth-…" to "simple-auth-…".
  • [BREAKING] The requirement for defining an initializer and call SimpleAuth.setup in that has been dropped. Ember Simple Auth will now setup itself once it is loaded. Existing Ember Simple Auth initializers should be removed.
  • [BREAKING] As SimpleAuth.setup was removed there now is a new way to configure Ember Simple Auth. Instead of passing configuration values to the setup method, these values are now defined on window.ENV['simple-auth'](and window.ENV['simple-auth-oauth'] etc. for the extension libraries). See the API Docs for Configuration for more information.
  • [BREAKING] All underscores have been replaced with dashes in filenames. This only affects users that were using the AMD build.
  • [BREAKING] The AMD builds are no longer distributed in the 'amd/' subfolder but in the root level along with the browserified versions.
  • The ApplicationRouteMixin now subscribes to the session's events in the beforeModel method, see #199.
  • Added documentation on how to disable server sessions when using the Devise extension library, see #204.
  • The authorizer will not be used if it is destroyed already, see #191.
  • The check for cross origin requests has been simplified, see #190.
  • Most of the examples in the READMEs and API docs have been rewritten to focus on Ember CLI and ES6 modules instead of the browserified distribution.
  • The cookie store example now implements "remember me" functionality.
  • There is a new example that uses the AMD distribution.
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