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After updating to 2.0.1 and 2.0.2, build keeps failing with
Module not found: Error: Can't resolve './template' in '$TMPDIR\embroider\864ay1\Project\node_modules\ember-table\components\-private\scroll-indicators\component.js'
in scroll-indicators\component.js the ember-table is doing:
import layout from './template';
embroider creates $TMPDIR\embroider\864ay1\Project\node_modules\ember-table\components\-private\scroll-indicators\template.hbs.js file with content like this:
import { precompileTemplate } from "@ember/template-compilation";
export default precompileTemplate(" ...< actual hbs content of template.hbs> ...", {
moduleName: "ember-table/components/-private/scroll-indicators/template.hbs"
});
but the file is not resolved at import. I imagine there is a problem with changes related to the babel precompilation plugin and the changed .hbs extensions somewhere?
embroider v2.0.2 on Windows, every package at latest as of now.
EDIT: after changing the import line to
import layout from './template.hbs';
the build passed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I was looking at this with @void-mAlex and we think we see the bug here. The resolvable extensions list probably needs to expand .hbs to both .hbs and .hbs.js as fallout from the changes made in our 2.0 release.
After updating to 2.0.1 and 2.0.2, build keeps failing with
in
scroll-indicators\component.js
theember-table
is doing:embroider creates
$TMPDIR\embroider\864ay1\Project\node_modules\ember-table\components\-private\scroll-indicators\template.hbs.js
file with content like this:but the file is not resolved at import. I imagine there is a problem with changes related to the babel precompilation plugin and the changed .hbs extensions somewhere?
embroider v2.0.2 on Windows, every package at latest as of now.
EDIT: after changing the import line to
the build passed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: