Andrew Pellerano
Andrew Pellerano
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** At my organization we have a very long github PR template. This integration unfurls github links, which posts much of...
Chrome suddenly stopped working on our cedar-14 dynos yesterday after a redeploy. Bashing into one and trying to launch chrome reported the following error: ``` ~ $ google-chrome /app/.apt/opt/google/chrome/chrome: error...
Sometime between v1.x and v3.x a regression was introduced when specifying a dropdown that has no trigger, like in the cookbook entry. (https://ember-basic-dropdown.com/cookbook/no-trigger) I don't know how to fix the...
I've been profiling ember-table's performance during a css width transition that causes the table to reflow. There's a lot of work being done for intermediate animation states that just gets...
I work with two embedded Ember apps (one in a browser extension, another within a Rails app) and neither can use the index.html produced by `ember build`. In the past...
In 0.41.0 string/length was changed from using `normalizeString` to `normalizeString2` and this is causing some of my previously working code (0.40.0 and earlier) to fail. (Here's the change commit I...
I've created a reproduction of this bug here: https://github.com/apellerano-pw/htmlbars-silent-repro **Steps to reproduce** 1. have an ember app with some kind of deprecation output, e.g. use `{{#with}}` in Ember 3.28 2....
Fixes #275. ember-cli-terser 4.0.2 contains a regression documented in #275 which forces people using both ember-cli-terser and broccoli-asset-rev to pin ember-cli-terser to 4.0.1. One way forward is to revert the...
### 🐞 Describe the Bug If there are elements nested inside an `in-element` helper, they get rendered to a remote element defined by `destinationElement`. If this remote element is removed...
Ember's component blueprint will nest components under the `app/components/` directory. However it's also valid Ember to place components directly in a pod folder under the `app/` root. Both of these...