ember-resolver
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This project is tracking a new resolver based on ES6 semantics that has been extracted from (and used by) the following projects:
Ember-resolver was previously a bower package, but since v1.0.1, it has become an ember-cli addon, and should be installed with ember install:
ember install ember-resolver
If you're currently using ember-resolver v0.1.x in your project, you should uninstall it:
bower uninstall ember-resolver --save
You can continue to use ember-resolver v0.1.x as a bower package, but be careful not to update it to versions greater than v1.0.
git clone this repositorynpm installbower installember serverember testember test --serverember buildFor more information on using ember-cli, visit http://www.ember-cli.com/.
As mentioned above, ember-resolver is no longer a bower package. If you're seeing a message like this:
Unable to find a suitable version for ember-resolver, please choose one:
1) ember-resolver#~0.1.20 which resolved to 0.1.21 and is required by ember-resolver#2.0.3
2) ember-resolver#~2.0.3 which resolved to 2.0.3 and is required by [APP_NAME]
... you probably need to update your application accordingly. See aptible/dashboard.aptible.com#423 as an example of how to update.
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The default modules based resolver for Ember CLI.
The npm package ember-resolver receives a total of 105,856 weekly downloads. As such, ember-resolver popularity was classified as popular.
We found that ember-resolver demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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