Chris Thoburn
Chris Thoburn
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.
json-api is introducing [operations](https://github.com/json-api/json-api/pull/1254). The ember-data team would like to introduce a new async API (`store.pushOperations`) for handling a subset of these operations. For the time, this subset would be...
Currently, if a synchronous relationship receives a payload containing no information about it's state, we initialize the relationship as if it were canonically empty. This is incorrect, as we don't...
I'll post more thoughts on this later, but I think the debug-info API which largely exists to support the chrome extension is unnecessary. Some of this information will be more...
Alternatives: - Use `store.push` for already normalized payloads - Use `store.serializerFor` and `serializer.normalizeResponse` to normalize payloads before using `store.push`. - Some previous discussion https://github.com/emberjs/data/issues/4213#issuecomment-413370235 - Some examples of how to...
See (private) docs for this intimate API that often trolls users of `ember-engines` and `ember-data`. https://emberjs.com/api/ember/3.4/classes/Route/methods/store?anchor=store&show=inherited%2Cprivate ## Motivations * address learning concerns around where `ember` ends and `ember-data` begins, specifically:...
As #487 lands and with the deprecation of `Model.toJSON()` in #522 we should investigate improved primitives and APIs for the Ember Inspector.
### Which package(s) does this problem pertain to? - @types/ember-data - @types/ember-data__adapter - @types/ember-data__serializer - @types/ember-data__store [Relevant Discord Conversation](https://discord.com/channels/480462759797063690/786312479620726804/845404887613309008) ## The Overview - types for adapterFor/serializerFor don't provide for fallback...
The current transform styles applied to the other items in the list assume that their original position is relative to the screen, but for sortable items within elements with absolute...
Currently there is no upper/lower bound on the screen for how high or low an element to be sorted can be dragged before being dropped. It would be nice to...