Dan Freeman

> Ember.onerror is a user provideable hook (not something that Ember itself provides). Doesn't there still need to be an equivalent way to provide a callback for that hook in...

I'm not an expert on that particular area of the codebase, but there's a [pretty large suite of tests ensuring that `glint --build` emits errors in a number of different...

Anything that inherits from `Object` (which is most things) has [a `toString` method](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Object/toString). However, `[object Type]` is rarely something people intentionally emit, which is why `ContentValue` exists.

> What we are really discussing is that if this should be allowed/silenced by default, and I think there are plenty good arguments for why not. I'm inclined to agree....

Thank you @camerondubas! I just wanted to say this hasn't been forgotten about; you've asked some good questions about the implementation that I'm expecting will take a little time to...

Thanks for this, but I think this is conflating HTML attributes and DOM properties in a way that doesn't quite work. The properties on an `Element` subtype aren't the same...

> does TS provide no map/list of attributes? We spent time looking into this earlier on in Glint's development—I think everyone involved agrees this would be nice to have! TS...

> yes, but a subset of incomplete, yet correct completions are better than no completions. Yes, which is exactly why I asked if your suggested heuristic of only doing single-word...

In other words, my point is that this isn't just a casing issue. Driving off of `Element` properties would include, for instance, `dataset` as a suggestion, which isn't a valid...

I think we chatted about this in Discord, but just so it's captured here: I think codemods are going to be a _super_ important part of adoption here, particularly as...