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When new features are in development, they are often feature flagged. When they are done, the feature flag is set to true. After the flag has been true in at least one minor release, the feature flag can be removed.
This ticket can be worked on by multiple people. If you would like to help, please comment with which flag you are working on.
To-do:
Read the comments on this issue to see which flags are already being worked on by other contributors
Find a feature flag listed in this file that is set to true. Look at the previous minor release of Ember. If it was true in that version too, go to the next step! If not, please comment on this issue to say so, and then choose another flag.
Search the codebase for all uses of that feature flag. Remove the code that would not have been hit if the flag was true. Then, remove the flag itself from the code as well as from the canary-features list
Open a PR and link to this issue from it
EMBER_GLIMMER_SET_COMPONENT_TEMPLATE
EMBER_ROUTING_MODEL_ARG
EMBER_CACHE_API
EMBER_DESTROYABLES
EMBER_GLIMMER_HELPER_MANAGER
EMBER_GLIMMER_INVOKE_HELPER
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When new features are in development, they are often feature flagged. When they are done, the feature flag is set to true. After the flag has been
true
in at least one minor release, the feature flag can be removed.This ticket can be worked on by multiple people. If you would like to help, please comment with which flag you are working on.
To-do:
Read the comments on this issue to see which flags are already being worked on by other contributors
Find a feature flag listed in this file that is set to true. Look at the previous minor release of Ember. If it was true in that version too, go to the next step! If not, please comment on this issue to say so, and then choose another flag.
Search the codebase for all uses of that feature flag. Remove the code that would not have been hit if the flag was true. Then, remove the flag itself from the code as well as from the canary-features list
Open a PR and link to this issue from it
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: