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Runs after broccoli-asset-rev #2

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ef4 opened this issue Nov 2, 2017 · 1 comment
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Runs after broccoli-asset-rev #2

ef4 opened this issue Nov 2, 2017 · 1 comment

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ef4 commented Nov 2, 2017

Assets URLs in the prebuilt HTML don't get rewritten to point at fingerprinted assets, because prember is running after broccoli-asset-rev.

This would be simple to fix by setting before: [ 'broccoli-asset-rev'] in our package.json, except that we also need to run after ember-cli-fastboot, and ember-cli-fastboot insists on running before broccoli-asset-rev.

$ ember build --environment=production
cycle detected: prember <- ember-cli-fastboot <- broccoli-asset-rev <- prember
ef4 added a commit to ef4/broccoli-asset-rev that referenced this issue Nov 3, 2017
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Maintain correctness when rewriting fastboot-capable apps
838f1b7 
Apps that are built with fastboot support contain a fastboot.manifest in their package.json. The manifest includes the names of JS and HTML files. These files may be renamed by broccoli-asset-rev.

Up until now, ember-cli-fastboot has been doing hacks to handle adjusting those references itself. But this requires it to have too much knowledge of broccoli-asset-rev, and it forces ember-cli-fastboot to run *after* broccoli-asset-rev, which is problematic for use-cases like ef4/prember#2.

This PR reverses that approach by considering fastboot.manifest a standard part of the built ember app that broccoli-asset-rev should know how to update for consistency when renaming files.

This PR includes a flag on the addon itself that we can use to migrate ember-cli-fastboot away from its hacky behavior.
ef4 added a commit to ef4/ember-cli-fastboot that referenced this issue Nov 3, 2017
@ef4
Disentangle from broccoli-asset-rev
89d589a 
ember-cli-fastboot has a lot of intimate knowledge of broccoli-asset-rev, and it's forced to always run after broccoli-asset-rev.

This increases complexity and reduces flexibility, resulting in problems like ef4/prember#2, in which we want to use the output of ember-cli-fastboot to render some content HTML which will then need to run through broccoli-asset-rev.

Rewriting assets is broccoli-asset-rev's responsibility, so we can just teach it how to properly rewrite a fastboot-capable ember app. I've done that work [here](https://github.com/ef4/broccoli-asset-rev#838f1b7186fde566d3e8010196c1f974423a4946).

This PR is the corresponding change in ember-cli-fastboot, which mostly just rips out unneeded code.

This is not an upgrade that can be done gracefully, however, since addons cannot dynamically change their `before` and `after` declarations, and my entire motiviation in doing this is to get rid of `after: ['broccoli-asset-rev']`. So this PR creates a hard requirement that the user has a correspondingly new broccoli-asset-rev. I added a clear error message so that it should be only a small stumbling block.

This PR will not pass the test suite, because ember-cli-addon-tests is apparently incapable of being told what dependencies to use. Perhaps it would be best to simply wait to see if we can get the newer broccoli-asset-rev released and upgraded in the default app blueprint before merging this.
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ef4 commented Nov 3, 2017 •
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This is addressed in ddbeae1.

Which I have so far released only as an alpha, because it depends on PRs to broccoli-asset-rev and ember-cli-fastboot that are yet to be filed/merged/released.

If you want to try it out, you can use these dependencies:

{
    "broccoli-asset-rev": "https://github.com/ef4/broccoli-asset-rev#838f1b7186fde566d3e8010196c1f974423a4946",
    "ember-cli-fastboot": "https://github.com/ef4/ember-cli-fastboot#89d589a2e4edb4e0eb432ed7cc8680237019aa12",
    "prember": "0.3.0-alpha.0"
}

ef4 added a commit to ef4/broccoli-asset-rev that referenced this issue Nov 3, 2017
@ef4
Maintain correctness when rewriting fastboot-capable apps
4e9aea2 
Apps that are built with fastboot support contain a fastboot.manifest in their package.json. The manifest includes the names of JS and HTML files. These files may be renamed by broccoli-asset-rev.

Up until now, ember-cli-fastboot has been doing hacks to handle adjusting those references itself. But this requires it to have too much knowledge of broccoli-asset-rev, and it forces ember-cli-fastboot to run *after* broccoli-asset-rev, which is problematic for use-cases like ef4/prember#2.

This PR reverses that approach by considering fastboot.manifest a standard part of the built ember app that broccoli-asset-rev should know how to update for consistency when renaming files.

This PR includes a flag on the addon itself that we can use to migrate ember-cli-fastboot away from its hacky behavior.
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ef4 added a commit to ef4/ember-cli-fastboot that referenced this issue Feb 12, 2018
@ef4
Disentangle from broccoli-asset-rev
5fae5bd 
ember-cli-fastboot has a lot of intimate knowledge of broccoli-asset-rev, and it's forced to always run after broccoli-asset-rev.

This increases complexity and reduces flexibility, resulting in problems like ef4/prember#2, in which we want to use the output of ember-cli-fastboot to render some content HTML which will then need to run through broccoli-asset-rev.

Rewriting assets is broccoli-asset-rev's responsibility, so we can just teach it how to properly rewrite a fastboot-capable ember app. I've done that work [here](https://github.com/ef4/broccoli-asset-rev#838f1b7186fde566d3e8010196c1f974423a4946).

This PR is the corresponding change in ember-cli-fastboot, which mostly just rips out unneeded code.

This is not an upgrade that can be done gracefully, however, since addons cannot dynamically change their `before` and `after` declarations, and my entire motiviation in doing this is to get rid of `after: ['broccoli-asset-rev']`. So this PR creates a hard requirement that the user has a correspondingly new broccoli-asset-rev. I added a clear error message so that it should be only a small stumbling block.

This PR will not pass the test suite, because ember-cli-addon-tests is apparently incapable of being told what dependencies to use. Perhaps it would be best to simply wait to see if we can get the newer broccoli-asset-rev released and upgraded in the default app blueprint before merging this.
ef4 added a commit to ef4/ember-cli-fastboot that referenced this issue Mar 29, 2018
@ef4
Disentangle from broccoli-asset-rev
158af9e 
ember-cli-fastboot has a lot of intimate knowledge of broccoli-asset-rev, and it's forced to always run after broccoli-asset-rev.

This increases complexity and reduces flexibility, resulting in problems like ef4/prember#2, in which we want to use the output of ember-cli-fastboot to render some content HTML which will then need to run through broccoli-asset-rev.

Rewriting assets is broccoli-asset-rev's responsibility, so we can just teach it how to properly rewrite a fastboot-capable ember app. I've done that work [here](https://github.com/ef4/broccoli-asset-rev#838f1b7186fde566d3e8010196c1f974423a4946).

This PR is the corresponding change in ember-cli-fastboot, which mostly just rips out unneeded code.

This is not an upgrade that can be done gracefully, however, since addons cannot dynamically change their `before` and `after` declarations, and my entire motiviation in doing this is to get rid of `after: ['broccoli-asset-rev']`. So this PR creates a hard requirement that the user has a correspondingly new broccoli-asset-rev. I added a clear error message so that it should be only a small stumbling block.

This PR will not pass the test suite, because ember-cli-addon-tests is apparently incapable of being told what dependencies to use. Perhaps it would be best to simply wait to see if we can get the newer broccoli-asset-rev released and upgraded in the default app blueprint before merging this.
ef4 added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 29, 2018
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run after broccoli-asset-rev
9063aff 
Closes #2.

This depends on broccoli-asset-rev >= 2.7.0 and ember-cli-fastboot PR 546
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