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Create migration guide from v2 to v3 API's.
See original GitHub issueMany examples can be pulled from the migration examples section of emberjs/rfcs#232, and more can be found in test fixtures of ember-qunit-codemod.
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But FWIW, the new behavior was definitely by design. The idea is that our tests should much closer relate to “reality” of actual app usage, and many many users have tripped on the fact that initializers and/or instance initializers are not ran and have resorted to (as you mentioned) manual import and invoking initializers to properly setup for a component to be rendered.
resolved by #322