Actionable warning for Your build is slower because some babel plugins are non-serializable?
See original GitHub issueHi. When building a fresh app with ember-test-selectors installed, I get the following warning:
[ConfigLoader]WARNING: Your build is slower because some babel plugins are non-serializable
I could have created an issue over at ember-test-selectors
to see if this is easily fixable from there. However, I am not completely sure how useful this message itself would be for them.
Would it make sense to provide some actionable best-practices we could link to for ember-addons to be non-“non-serializable”?
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The addons were already doing what ember-cli-htmlbars supports, but embroider didn’t understand that. This should fix it: https://github.com/embroider-build/embroider/pull/754
Specifically for ember-test-selectors, you can manually tell Embroider where to find its plugins like this: