Bump ember-ajax from 3.0.0 to 5.1.1

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Bumps ember-ajax from 3.0.0 to 5.1.1.

Release notes

Sourced from ember-ajax's releases.

v4.0.1

Identical to 4.0.0; release made to remove deprecation warning when installing the latest version.

A bug, fixed

What happened?

There was a bug fixed in v3.1.1 that resulted in a "breaking change" for many users. This bug was related to the fact that ember-ajax previously always made relative URLs into absolute URLs. I didn't correctly think about the fact that this would break people that depended on this behavior, and released the change within a "patch" release.

#383 and the resulting conversation was the outcome of this error on my (@​alexlafroscia's) part.

Going forward

Two releases were made to attempt to address this fact.

• v3.1.3 was released that reverts the new behavior. If you were banking on your relative URLs being made absolute implicitly, please upgrade to that version.
• v4.0.0 was released from master, including no new behavior from v3.1.2. This means that, if you've already upgraded to v3.1.1 or later, you can safely move to v4.0.0 without changing any code on your end.

I'm sorry for whatever frustration this issue caused and appreciate the assistance of those that brought the issue to my attention.

v3.1.0

Features

• Expose error codes #318 (@​spruce)

Commits

• 5520bdf v5.1.1
• b818a9f v5.1.0
• 1b7a0f3 chore: update ignore files
• 77fbbb9 Merge pull request #459 from Turbo87/gh-actions
• 5fb626d chore: remove TravisCI config
• 903b5eb chore: add GitHub Actions config
• 597afc3 chore: change ember-data dependency to ~3.1.1
• a499159 Merge pull request #454 from abrahamspaa/vulnerable-fix
• d44a567 Merge pull request #452 from boris-petrov/fix-ember-deprecation
• b1e1952 bump version najax
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

Maintainer changes

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