Alex Matchneer

Assuming `tag-one` and `tag-two` are placeholders for known HTML5 elements, this would translate to ``` emblem foo foo foo bar bar bar ``` It's weird, but allowed. It'd be really...

@andyatkinson I don't have any bandwidth to spare on this unfortunately :(

Seeing as how #428 still isn't merged, how are people using these APIs today? Is there a TS friendly way to do it?

Just for posterity, here's the general pattern I'm using for a TypeScript + Octane context (Ember Data 3.27) ```ts export default class MessageReceipt extends Model { // ... declare preview:...

In general, e-c doesn't really have a fleshed out story for async teardown; it kind of expects that when a task is canceled, it expects the task to return and...

I don't know how useful this is as a feature in general, will wait for feedback from other people, but one thing you can do is pass a callback that...

@fran-worley have you tried my sample implementation of `waitForPropertyChange` (and does it work well)?

How are you integrating this with ember-concurrency? Just having it do `someTask.perform()` on every rate-limited callback? Any reason you can't just do: ``` js rateLimitedFoo: task(function * () { this.get('foo').perform();...

Hmm I guess using `maxConcurrency` isn't exactly the same thing since in a rate-limited situation with, say, a threshold of 30 in a period of 5 minutes, since in that...

I'm not sure a rate-limiter is something I'd implement as a first class feature but something I've been putting on the backburner is a public API for writing task modifiers,...