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Defining a property on an Ember Component named "container" causes an exception in Production build of Ember

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Hi All,

I recently encountered an issue when upgrading from Ember 2.9.1 to 2.13.0. I didn’t see anything the Ember guides or docs about this, but please correct me if I missed it. It seems when you add a “container” property to a component you get the following error - only when serving your app with the production build of Ember . If this is not documented I would be happy to contribute. It seems we could also handle the exception with a more informative message to track down the source of the bug.

I was able to track down the source with the help of this SO post https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35155198/how-solve-this-using-the-injected-container-is-deprecated-ember-2-3.

I’ve put together a demo repo with Ember 2.13 that reproduces the bug. https://github.com/hudakdidit/ember-container-property-production-bug

To reproduce you can run ember build --environment production and put the dist folder on a running server or run a local node server like http-server.

vendor-35d6ff4933cc1e156ce04e2c2d52162f.js:12 TypeError: Cannot read property '__container__' of undefined
    at a.get (vendor-35d6ff4933cc1e156ce04e2c2d52162f.js:8)
    at R (vendor-35d6ff4933cc1e156ce04e2c2d52162f.js:12)
    at A (vendor-35d6ff4933cc1e156ce04e2c2d52162f.js:12)
    at e.H.applyPartial (vendor-35d6ff4933cc1e156ce04e2c2d52162f.js:12)
    at Function.a.proto (vendor-35d6ff4933cc1e156ce04e2c2d52162f.js:16)
    at new a (vendor-35d6ff4933cc1e156ce04e2c2d52162f.js:15)
    at Function.u.create (vendor-35d6ff4933cc1e156ce04e2c2d52162f.js:16)
    at e.create (vendor-35d6ff4933cc1e156ce04e2c2d52162f.js:8)
    at r.create (vendor-35d6ff4933cc1e156ce04e2c2d52162f.js:10)
    at vendor-35d6ff4933cc1e156ce04e2c2d52162f.js:4

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Created 6 years ago
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GavinJoycecommented, Oct 16, 2017

Interestingly, a production build of https://github.com/hudakdidit/ember-container-property-production-bug seems to work in Ember 2.15 and 2.16, but not 2.13 or 2.14. Upgrading to 2.15 might be a good path

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jonathanhudakcommented, Oct 9, 2018

Upgrading seems a like a totally valid path to resolve the issue. Closing.

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