`testGenerator` in index.js is still empty in 1.2.1 about ember-cli-eslint

[just4fun]

@BrianSipple Thank you for 1.3.0.

[morhook]

I'm having same issue since some weeks now. Looks like for the npm registry has a different commit assigned to 1.2.1 d7e0c328 (I've checked on the downloaded package.json the attribute gitHead)

Maybe @BrianSipple can check this one?

[Turbo87]

this might be related to #49

[BrianSipple]

I commented over in #49 as well, but this is definitely due to the NPM registry using a gitHead from a less-than-most-recent commit in 1.2.1.

One way to remedy this would be upgrading to 1.3.0, which just released and provides some critical updates that -- in my opinion -- make it the first usable version of the project inside of an ember app anyway.

Regardless, it still makes me a bit sad that this became an issue. If someone has a lead on how to update the gitHead that NPM uses for an already-published version, that would be supercool to know going forward.

[Turbo87]

@BrianSipple 1.3.0 works great thanks!

About 1.2.1: Here is how I understand the situation:

• 1.2.1 was published to NPM 7 months ago, most-likely while at commit d7e0c32
• As mentioned in #49 a few days ago there were no tags for 1.2.1
• You tagged 4d2781f as 1.2.1 although that doesn't seem to correspond to the published version on NPM

update the gitHead that NPM uses for an already-published version

Now I'm confused about your mention of NPM + git. Unless you specifically use it NPM does not care about git tags and isn't downloading from git for the usual version numbers. It just downloads from it's own registry where you need to explicitly publish with npm publish, which packs your current folder in a TGZ file and uploads it to their server.

tl;dr: I think the 1.2.1 tag is on the wrong commit and the NPM release should not be touched