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## Problem Currently there is no way to pass dynamic parameters to certain Template Helpers. I'll call out the `query-params` helper in this case as an example. Typically we'd use...
Just some quick notes for the idea to open up the discussion. It's not very common, but occasionally you need to do string interpolations in Handlebars. Today, the solution is...
(This was originally an issue on `ember-modifier` [here](https://github.com/ember-modifier/ember-modifier/issues/174) but it was concluded that its the underlying infrastructure that needs changing, not `ember-modifier` so I created the issue here instead.) I...
I'd like to see us integrate some of the successful accessibility improvements we implemented as addons so we can move to the next iteration of improving accessibility in Ember. We...
# Technical A11y Issues in New Ember Apps **The goal of this issue** is to provide a starting point for an accessibility-focused strike team to propose an overall accessibility approach...
As far as I know, there is no syntactic meaning in glimmer for `{ }` (single curlies). So, without diving in at trying to implement this myself, it seems like...
> Based on https://mobile.twitter.com/knownasilya/status/1152293795901464577 With the addition of `...attributes`, element modifiers and having multiple top elements in a glimmer component, it has become obvious that `...attributes` is too limited (I'm...
Users would instead resolve the promise and set value as the actual instance of a record. A lesser deprecation would only deprecate setting relationships via unresolved promise proxies.
Alternative API would be something like `isAdapterError(thing)` and `buildAdapterError(options)`, the only real requirement is the `errors` array on the `Error`, and possibly a property to specify it as an `adapterError`....
these promises would resolve once unloading is complete. The timing of what occurs in an unload would be unchanged for now. Today, these methods have no return value.