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63-67: Ensure type definition versions are synchronizedThe updates to @types packages look good, but note:
- @types/ember__string is now pinned to exact version 3.0.15
- Other @types packages maintain flexible versioning with
^Consider keeping version flexibility consistent across related @types packages.
- "@types/ember__string": "3.0.15", + "@types/ember__string": "^3.0.15",
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38-39: Verify compatibility with ember-cli-babel 8.x
The major version bump of ember-cli-babel from 7.x to 8.x may introduce breaking changes. Please ensure:
- Compatibility with ember-cli-typescript 5.3.0
- No breaking changes affect your codebase
✅ Verification successful
Let me analyze the TypeScript configuration and actual usage of string utilities to better understand the compatibility impact.
Let me analyze the TypeScript and Babel configurations to ensure compatibility between the updated versions.
The update to ember-cli-babel 8.x is safe to proceed
The major version bump of ember-cli-babel from 7.x to 8.x primarily adds support for static class blocks and maintains compatibility with TypeScript through ember-cli-typescript. The analysis shows:
- No direct babel configuration or plugins in the project
- TypeScript setup is standard Ember configuration
- The only string-related import (
@ember/string) is used safely - No peer dependency conflicts between ember-cli-babel and ember-cli-typescript
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43-43: Review breaking changes in @ember/string 4.0.0
The major version bump and removal of the caret operator (^) for @ember/string requires attention:
- Version 4.0.0 may introduce breaking changes
- Exact version pinning (removing
^) might cause compatibility issues with other addons requiring different versions
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addon/decorators/core-validator.js (2)
30-33: Consider performance optimization.For better performance, especially when handling multiple validations, consider using
substring:function capitalize(str) { if (typeof str !== 'string' || !str.length) return ''; - return str.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + str.slice(1); + return str.substring(0, 1).toUpperCase() + str.substring(1); }This change reduces string object creation overhead.
30-33: Add unit tests for the capitalize function.Since this function is used in error message formatting, please ensure it's properly tested with various inputs:
- Empty string
- Non-string values
- Already capitalized strings
- Strings with special characters
Would you like me to help generate comprehensive unit tests for this function?
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2-2: LGTM! Verify QUnit import compatibility across test files.
The change to use default import for QUnit is syntactically correct and follows modern ES module patterns.
Let's verify this change is compatible across the test suite:
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QUnit import patterns are consistent with the update
The verification shows that:
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42-45: LGTM! Babel configuration is properly set up
The addition of Babel plugins for decorators and private properties, along with the resolution for @babel/plugin-proposal-private-property-in-object, provides proper support for TypeScript and modern JavaScript features.
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47-47: Verify test suite compatibility with major test framework upgrades
Multiple major version upgrades in testing dependencies:
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Test assertions appear compatible with the upgraded test frameworks
The codebase primarily uses standard QUnit assertions (assert.expect, assert.true, assert.false, assert.strictEqual, assert.ok) which remain stable across the major versions of QUnit and ember-qunit. No deprecated or removed test helpers from @ember/test-helpers were found in the test files.
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38-39: Verify compatibility with ember-cli-babel 8.x upgrade
The major version upgrade of ember-cli-babel from 7.x to 8.x may introduce breaking changes. Please ensure:
- All decorators and class fields are working as expected
- The upgrade is compatible with ember-cli-typescript 5.3.0
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Upgrade to ember-cli-babel 8.x is safe to proceed
The codebase scan shows extensive use of TypeScript decorators, primarily in models (e.g., @attr, @belongsTo, @hasMany). The upgrade is safe because:
- The project has proper Babel decorator support with
@babel/plugin-proposal-decoratorsin devDependencies - The TypeScript setup is complete with
ember-cli-typescriptand all necessary type definitions - The decorators used are standard Ember Data decorators which are well-supported in ember-cli-babel 8.x
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53-58: LGTM! Enhanced TypeScript support with comprehensive type definitions
The addition of ember-data related @types packages and version updates for existing type definitions improve TypeScript support and align with ember-data ^5.3.0.
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LGTM! TypeScript types are correctly used throughout the codebase
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30-33: LGTM! Well-implemented utility function.
The new capitalize function is well-implemented with proper edge case handling and maintains backward compatibility with the removed @ember/string import.
Let's verify the removal of the @ember/string import:
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Verified: Local capitalize function is correctly implemented and used
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Update ember-cli-update.json to match the new ember-cli version
The ember-cli configuration in tests/dummy/config/ember-cli-update.json still references version 4.9.2, while package.json has been updated to 6.0.1. This mismatch should be addressed to maintain consistency and ensure proper blueprint updates.
tests/dummy/config/ember-cli-update.json: Update the ember-cli version from "4.9.2" to "6.0.1"
Other configuration files (ember-cli-build.js and environment.js) follow standard patterns and don't require changes for the upgrade. The project's ember dependencies are also compatible with ember-cli 6.x.
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84-85: Critical: ember-cli major version upgrade needs configuration updates
The upgrade from ember-cli 4.x to 5.x requires:
- Configuration updates in ember-cli-build.js
- Updates to ember-cli-update.json (as noted in previous review)
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fd -g 'environment.js' -g 'environment.ts'38-39: Verify breaking changes in ember-cli-babel 8.x
The upgrade to ember-cli-babel 8.x introduces breaking changes that need attention:
- Drops support for Node.js < 16
- Requires ember-cli-babel-plugin-helpers >= 1.0.0
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Node.js compatibility and Babel setup verified
The upgrade to ember-cli-babel 8.x is safe to proceed:
- Node.js v22.9.0 is well above the minimum requirement (v16)
- Required Babel dependencies are present with compatible versions (@babel/core 7.26.0)
- While ember-cli-babel-plugin-helpers is not explicitly listed, it's typically bundled with ember-cli-babel 8.x as a peer dependency
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47-47: Major version upgrades in testing framework
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- qunit-dom: 2.x → 3.x
These changes might require test updates due to breaking changes in the testing APIs.
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53-58: Verify TypeScript types compatibility
New TypeScript type definitions have been added for ember-data and its modules. Ensure:
- These versions are compatible with your ember-data version
- Type definitions are being properly resolved
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Based on the gathered information, I can now provide a final response:
TypeScript types are correctly configured and compatible
The codebase shows proper TypeScript integration with ember-data v5.3.0:
- Type definitions are being correctly resolved and used in multiple files
- Models are properly typed with ember-data decorators and types
- No type-related issues found in the implementation
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These versions are compatible with ember-cli-babel 8.x, but verify that your decorators usage follows the latest spec.
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Babel decorator configuration is compatible with current usage
The codebase uses TypeScript decorators extensively, primarily for Ember's model attributes (@attr, @hasMany, @belongsTo) and custom decorators (@modelValidator, @objectValidator, @tracked). These are standard Ember decorators that are fully compatible with the updated Babel plugins. The decorator usage follows the current specification.
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42-44: Consider using version ranges for Babel dependenciesThe Babel dependencies are pinned to specific versions. Consider using caret ranges (^) to allow for compatible updates while maintaining stability:
- "@babel/core": "7.26.0", - "@babel/eslint-parser": "7.25.9", - "@babel/plugin-proposal-decorators": "7.25.9", + "@babel/core": "^7.26.0", + "@babel/eslint-parser": "^7.25.9", + "@babel/plugin-proposal-decorators": "^7.25.9",
53-58: Maintain consistent versioning for type definitionsThe type definitions have inconsistent version specifiers. Some use exact versions while others use ranges:
- "@types/ember-data": "4.4.7", - "@types/ember-data__adapter": "4.0.2", + "@types/ember-data": "^4.4.7", + "@types/ember-data__adapter": "^4.0.2",Consider using consistent version ranges (^) across all @types packages for better maintainability.
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114-116: **** The existing review comment about removing the unnecessary resolutions entry is still valid.
85-85: **** The existing review comment about updating ember-cli-update.json to match the new ember-cli version is still valid.
47-47: Verify test suite compatibility with upgraded testing packages
Major version upgrades in testing packages may require test suite updates:
- @ember/test-helpers: 2.x → 4.0.4
- ember-qunit: 6.x → 8.1.1
- qunit-dom: 2.x → 3.3.0
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Test suite is compatible with upgraded testing packages
The codebase follows modern testing patterns and uses the current APIs:
- Test setup uses current
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42-44: Consider using caret ranges for Babel dependenciesUsing fixed versions (
7.26.0,7.25.9) prevents automatic installation of compatible security updates. Consider using caret ranges (^) to allow patch and minor updates while maintaining compatibility.- "@babel/core": "7.26.0", - "@babel/eslint-parser": "7.25.9", - "@babel/plugin-proposal-decorators": "7.25.9", + "@babel/core": "^7.26.0", + "@babel/eslint-parser": "^7.25.9", + "@babel/plugin-proposal-decorators": "^7.25.9",
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39-39: LGTM: Safe minor version bump of ember-cli-typescript
The update from ^5.2.1 to ^5.3.0 is a backward-compatible change.
53-58: LGTM: Enhanced TypeScript support with additional type definitions
The new type definitions for ember-data and updates to existing @types packages improve type safety and developer experience.
Also applies to: 72-74, 76-77
84-85: Major ember-cli upgrade requires additional changes
The upgrade from ember-cli 4.9.2 to 5.4.2 is a major version bump that requires careful migration.
As noted in a previous review, please update the ember-cli version in tests/dummy/config/ember-cli-update.json to match this upgrade.
113-115: Remove unnecessary resolutions entry
As noted in a previous review, the resolutions entry for @babel/plugin-proposal-private-property-in-object appears to be unnecessary and can be safely removed.
47-47: Verify test suite compatibility with major version updates
Multiple testing dependencies have received major version bumps:
- @ember/test-helpers: ^2.8.1 → 4.0.4
- ember-qunit: ^6.0.0 → 8.1.1
- qunit-dom: ^2.0.0 → 3.3.0
These updates might introduce breaking changes in test assertions and helpers.
Also applies to: 93-93, 108-108
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
ember-cli-babelandember-cli-typescript.capitalizefunction for improved string formatting in validation processes.Bug Fixes
Chores
QUnit.