Helper listing (dashless helpers) - #58
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One place where this might not work is in component-integration tests. Unless the "boot time discovery" phase is run on constructing a container (rather than during an actual app boot), those integration tests won't be able to find helpers. |
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It will not require app boot. Component integration/unit tests are very much assisted by this RFC. |
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Implemented in emberjs/ember.js#11393. |
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A proposed solution for dashless helpers in 1.13. You should likely read #53 before this.