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I couldn't reproduce this in an isolated test case. I have an application with "template-only-glimmer-components": true and ember-angle-bracket-invocation-polyfill 1.1.5 installed. (Ember and Ember CLI are all at the latest version.)
If I invoke a component using angle brackets like:
<FlashMessageclass="some-class"data-foo="bar" />
I don't see the class or data- attribute added to the DOM element.
If I disable template-only-glimmer-components, it works as expected.
These components have JS classes (they're coming from an addon) so it's not due to actually using a template-only component. I just had a few simple components in the host app where I wanted outer-HTML semantics and no extra files.
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Ember 3.2 — I’m on the latest everything (it’s a new app). I even tried deleting my lockfile to make sure there wasn’t a transitive dependency that needed updating.
I couldn't reproduce this in an isolated test case. I have an application with
"template-only-glimmer-components": true
and ember-angle-bracket-invocation-polyfill 1.1.5 installed. (Ember and Ember CLI are all at the latest version.)If I invoke a component using angle brackets like:
I don't see the class or data- attribute added to the DOM element.
If I disable template-only-glimmer-components, it works as expected.
These components have JS classes (they're coming from an addon) so it's not due to actually using a template-only component. I just had a few simple components in the host app where I wanted outer-HTML semantics and no extra files.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: