Overwrite infinity-loader template no longer works about ember-infinity

[hhff]

Jah, this is a change in ember itself. It confused me for a while with a different project I just upgraded to 1.13.2 - not sure if this is a regression or a fix.

The work around for now is to copy the component file to your host application, and import the layout from its location in your host app, then pass that as to the layout attribute on your local component file.

[aaronrenner]

@hhff. Could you provide more detailed instructions for this workaround? I'm not quite sure what you mean.

[hhff]

Run ember g infinity-template, then create a new file in your host application at app/components/infinity-loader.js like so:

import layout from '../templates/components/infinity-loader';
import infinityLoader from 'ember-infinity/components/infinity-loader';

export default infinityLoader.extend({
  layout: layout
});

Gonna investigate this now!

[aaronrenner]

Thanks, @hhff.

[hhff]

Lets keep this open until I fix this without the above workaround

[trabus]

The basic problem is that when the layout is defined, you have to specifically override the layout. Once the layout definition is gone from the addon template, it will lookup the template in the app, and when the user has a template in their app with the same name, that template will win over the addon's template in the app folder.

[hhff]

so ur saying I have to delete 2 lines of code @trabus

i think i can handle that

[hhff]

oh and move 1 file

still, i can handle it

[trabus]

Or add one file to your blueprint. ;)

[hhff]

thanks @trabus ! just want to maintain the old override process for people updating to new versions. I've also stacked the component with so much good stuff like class name binding that I only want super users to have the component file in their host app.