`needs` not resolving after module change
See original GitHub issuehttps://github.com/emberjs/ember-qunit/compare/v2.1.0...v0.4.23
Prior to this^ change, the module
variable would always be declared with a Constructor and now it begins as undefined and is assigned a value inside the setup function.
It seems this has broken the needs
in my tests, which aren’t being properly resolved, I think as a result of the module not receiving the description
either at all or not at the right time?
for now (if you’re running into this issue) you should be able to just shrinkwrap or pin the version of q-unit to 4.22, and things should go green again.
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We’ve reverted the changes introduced in
0.4.23
and released0.4.24
, which should fix any problems introduced by that release.Apologies to everyone affected, I’m looking into and will hopefully have a fix shortly