Adding models to a parent engine's `store`.
See original GitHub issueSo let’s say you’re in child-engine
with this dependency chain:
dependencies: {
services: [
'store'
]
}
The store
that is passed in is effectively in parent-engine
’s scope. If child-engine
wishes to extend parent-engine
’s store
with additional available models that is presently only possible by abusing the app
folder inside of child-engine
.
We need to define a pattern for this behavior as it is almost guaranteed to be an issue.
Issue Analytics
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What a coincidence that I also just ran into this issue. 😄
I’d just like to add that besides models we’d also need support for adapters & serializers. It would be pretty neat if I could define an
application
(orengine
) adapter that would work just like the traditionalapplication
adapter, but scoped / limited to the models provided by the engine.@villander any chance you could point to a ticket in ember data repo where the related issue can be tracked? Thank you!