Ahmed Omran

Perhaps an even simpler demonstration: Given: ```rb enumerize :status, :in => { active: 1, blocked: 2 }, scope: true ``` ```rb user = User.new user.status = 1 user.attributes["status"] => 1...

this was fixed by https://github.com/aomran/ember-cli-chart/pull/104

If you `EmberChart.extend` you can then `this.get('chart')` -- or am I misunderstanding the problem?

I assume you want the instance of the chart to react to some kind of event. You can extend this component. ```js // file: your-app/components/ember-chart.js import EmberChart from 'ember-cli-chart/components/ember-chart'; export...

I think this is happening because of the way zero-clipboard works. There is a flash element that gets inserted on-top of the button so hover/active states don't work. The work...

In a previous implementation the component itself was a button and it still didn't work. I played around with it a bit but didn't have time to solve it. If...

This should now be fixed. This problem only happens with case sensitive filesystems (I wasn't seeing any errors with a standard Mac).

Yeah the last commit I made changed the case of the api folder. Unfortunately I can't verify the fix without deploying this code to a linux server. Is it working...

Maybe I'm not understanding the use-case but can't you set a computed property somewhere and pass it to the component? In the tests and dummy app for example you'll see...

Apologies for not seeing this. I have no issues with moving this to adopted-ember-addons. What's the process for doing this?