3.21 Release Post #745
3.21 Release Post #745
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| ### Changes in Ember CLI 3.21 | ||
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| #### New Features (?) |
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ember new --lang support landed in ember-cli/ember-cli#9259
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Tweak ember-try configuration for addons:
- drop Ember 3.12 (existing addons should consider this a breaking change) Drop Ember 3.12 from default addon testing matrix. ember-cli/ember-cli#9310
- add Ember 3.20 Add Ember 3.20 LTS to ember-try configuration. ember-cli/ember-cli#9308
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Thanks! I will make sure to mention these items.
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| ### Changes in Ember Data 3.21 | ||
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| Ember Data 3.21 release saw a few improvements to documentation and continuous integration. |
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In the changelog, I saw that ember-data#7228. I wasn't sure what the PR change did, however. If the change is important for developers to know, will you let me know how to explain it? Thanks.
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@igorT @runspired If you have time, can you help me with answering this question?
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| Ember.js 3.21 is an incremental, backwards compatible release of Ember with bugfixes, performance improvements, and minor deprecations. | ||
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| #### New Features |
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Not a blocker at all, but it looks to me like we have typically added the number of features/deprecations in parens in the heading, even if it's zero. Maybe we decided to move away from this though?
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Yeah, I removed the numbers from the headings. If showing the numbers in parentheses was a convention, I'm okay with restoring the parentheses.
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FWIW, historically there has been a lot of controversy over the numbering in #core-meta (sometimes the # count was wrong, or the # didn't seem that helpful), seems good to get rid of it 👍 *but no strong opinion!
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