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One workaround that leaves your current logic mostly intact (it doesn't seem right but OTOH I don't know what it's trying to accomplish) is to simply add an intial timeout to the touch disable setting like so:
// Temporarily disable touch to prevent duplicate clicks
function disableTouch() {
if (touch.enabled) setTimeout(function () {
touch.enabled = false;
setTimeout(function() {
touch.enabled = true;
}, 400);
}, 0); // HACK: timeout is a workaround for https://github.com/JamesHight/emberjs-touch/issues/2
}
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