David J. Hamilton

For people using `conductor.js.html` directly there is no problem as we include the footer in our build. However, for people building a custom conductor, like glazier, they need to know...

@alvincrespo jshint will pass on the source (or at least it ought to!) but we can't get it to pass on the built file because it includes dependencies that do...

I'll give another example where this would be useful. I'm working on [oasis.js](https://github.com/tildeio/oasis.js), [MessageChannel.js](https://github.com/tildeio/MessageChannel.js) and [conductor.js](https://github.com/tildeio/conductor.js/). They use components I install with bower. In fact, [MessageChannel.js](https://github.com/tildeio/MessageChannel.js) is a dependency of...

It occurs to me that something i _could_ do is use ShellJS and call `bower list --json --paths`. Not sure if this would be considered the idiomatic way to do...

For what it's worth, I was having this problem with versions 0.0.2..0.0.4, but am no longer seeing this in 0.0.5.

I don't see a v0.0.5 tag or branch either. However, VERSION in master is bumped to v0.0.5, and this seems to be released to rubygems.org[1]. [1] http://rubygems.org/gems/autotest-inotify

@pzuraq this test passes if the two blocks in the template are swapped. ```js // this fails this.owner.register( 'template:components/test-component', hbs` {{#if this.showMessage}} Hello Ember {{/if}} {{#if @shouldShow}} {{/if}} ` );...

@ROMOPAT tests seem to have some problems?

FWIW having signed ids seems very strange to me. I expect a lot of code would act weirdly with negative IDs and I don't see any reason for restricting the...

@caboteria yes sorry i've edited my comment. Having signed ids seems very strange to me. Having unsigned ids seems the more natural thing.