Kim Røen

Version 1.11.0 of CoffeeScript contains some changes that might be relevant to this: > Added the -M, --inline-map flag to the compiler, allowing you embed the source map directly into...

I can agree that it would make sense to ignore errors (although why would you want to build with css that doesn't work?), but I'm not entirely convinced you wouldn't...

> Also one could argue it's not our responsibility to improve vendor packages. It's up to the authors of those vendor packages to prefix and minify their CSS. Their repo...

Hi! Sorry, I don't think I understand what you're asking about here. Would you mind expanding a little on what you were hoping to achieve with this if you can...

Hi there, Lucas! The way the `ember new` command works is to run all the things it needs to run, and then apply the `app` blueprint that comes with ember-cli....

@sdhull Yeah, you do have libraries like [`js2coffee`](http://js2.coffee/) that converts that way. The problem is that these files contain `import` statements, and `js2coffee` doesn't handle these. This: ``` js import...

Now that CoffeeScript supports things like `import` and `export`, it could be that using `js2coffee` as suggested previously is feasible.

A few points on this: 1. We should redo the linting-stuff to use the new linting interface available with ember-cli, which would make it a part of the test itself...

`ember-cli-qunit` handles this here: https://github.com/ember-cli/ember-cli-qunit/blob/dccc61ce2b2ee25e6bef022b4a193811e0f6e280/index.js#L10

@rwjblue Thanks for the pointers, much appreciated! --- If anyone wants to make a PR to fix this, I would really love that. If not, I'll get to it eventually....