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Is this repo still maintained and is this the right place to add an issue like this?

// gf on this would work
{{shared/radio_group }}

// gf on this does not work
<Shared::RadioGroup />

I currently have both ember.vim and portkey installed, and my portkey.json file contains:

{
  "portkeys": ["ember"]
}

I receive the following error each time I enter a file:

Extension not found: ember
Cannot load portkey: ember
Extension not found: ember
Cannot load portkey: ember
Press ENTER or type command to continue

Getting this error when opening a .hbs file:

Error detected while processing ~/.vim/bundle/ember.vim/syntax/ember.vim:
line   35:
E254: Cannot allocate color 3

Looks like it's caused by this line.

Adding this line to my vimrc fixes the problem temporarily:

let g:ember_handlebars_no_default_styles = 1

Is there a video or a cheat sheet which shows the characters to type or select to switch between {model, controller, route, template, component, view}? Also how do you get Ctrl-P show the list of files vertically on a left side-bar? Thanks for the answers.

With a standard ctrl-p window, the matching portion of each line is highlighted. This does not happen for the ember ctrl-p extensions (eg finding by model).

It occurs to me the root problem is likely in portkey, and not ember.vim.

I'm unable to get custom syntax highlighting for ember working with my cutsom portkey.json using "portkeys": ["ember:custom"],. If I change this line to "portkeys": ["ember:classic-coffee"], I get the proper syntax highlighting, but it overwrites the templates from my custom config (e.g. Emodel post!).

Here' my :PortkeyVersion:

Portkey: version=0.1.7
Current Resource Type: route
Portkeys Loaded:
1. tapas-with-ember/portkey.json

from: https://twitter.com/_dsawardekar/status/395410705945354242

Polyglot is my plugin of choice for syntax highlighting. However, ember.vim overwrites its rules for Handlebars files:

:autocmd BufRead *.hbs                                    
--- Auto-Commands ---                                 
BufRead                                                         
    *.hbs     set filetype=html.handlebars syntax=mustache | runtime! ftplugin/mustache.vim ftplugin/mustache*.vim ftplugin/mustache/*.vim
    *.hbs     set filetype=handlebars.ember                                                  

which lands me with no html highlighting.

Since vim doesn't provide a way to unregister a single autocmd, I have to overwrite this with yet another autocmd in my vimrc, but losing the convenience polyglot provided.

Culprit: ftdetect/handlebars.vim.

Possible solution: at least wrap it in its own group (augroup ember.vim ... augroup end); this will let users disable the entire group. Or maybe just append an ember filetype at the end in the autocmd (set ft+=.ember).

I prefer the first solution.