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Hi, I can't seem to add an additional input type.
For example an 'MyComplexUIComponent'.
I am able to override the existing component with the ember-cli-build override, but when i add a new one this breaks.
'ember-validated-form': { defaults: { 'types/custom-complex-ui': 'myapp/components/validated-form/my-custom-complex-ui', }, },
Because render needs to be aware of the custom i override that as well and add a block to it.
However, to ensure @passedOrDefault works correctly with added entries I need to add the following to the 'index.js' (at the end).
Object.keys(defaults).map (key => { this.options["@embroider/macros"].setOwnConfig[key] = defaults[key]; });
This way getOwnConfig (from embroider) has access to these (new) definitions and my component renders. Is this an oversight?
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Hi, I can't seem to add an additional input type.
For example an 'MyComplexUIComponent'.
I am able to override the existing component with the ember-cli-build override, but when i add a new one this breaks.
Because render needs to be aware of the custom i override that as well and add a block to it.
However, to ensure @passedOrDefault works correctly with added entries I need to add the following to the 'index.js' (at the end).
This way getOwnConfig (from embroider) has access to these (new) definitions and my component renders. Is this an oversight?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: