Un-negate a double negation

Test it out

In an app, run:

ember install ember-cli-typescript@next

Changes

Correctly match the broccoli-typescript-compiler option throwOnError with the tsconfig noEmitOnError option.

Previously in beta series

• v1.0.0-beta.2

Almost ready for primetime

Test it out

In an app, run:

ember install ember-cli-typescript@next

Changes

A bunch of internal changes, with minimal impact on you as a consumer except improving runtime a teensy bit and making it so your types all check a bit better right out of the box:

• Update to broccoli-compiler-typescript@2.0
• Run prettier on the codebase
• Use this.ui.write instead of console.log
• Only process the tsconfig file once, instead of for every Broccoli tree (i.e. addons, the app, and the tests)
• Update Ember CLI and TypeScript (thanks @mfeckie!)
• Add some documentation of using paths (thanks @toranb!)
• Include more type definitions in the default blueprint

Many thanks to @krisselden and @rwjblue for lots of help with this!

Everything builds! 🎉

The headline feature: ember serve and ember test and ember build all work properly now, across platforms. And builds are much faster on all platforms, too.

Miscellaneous other changes:

• Updated the base type definitions in app/config/environment.d.ts to include the defaults generated when creating an Ember app (thanks, @luketheobscure!)
• Cleaned up the internals a bit
• Updated the README with clearer installation instructions and notes on using the add-on to develop other add-ons

Windows installs!

The add-on now successfully installs on Windows. It doesn't run yet, but it installs.

Install and configure! 🚀

• Fixed install bugs on *nix
• Updated tsconfig.json:
  • removed local-types references (which did nothing 😬).
  • added defaults to resolve absolute paths like my-app/components/some-foo and my-app/tests/integration/components/some-foo.