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test-data-* does not work when "tagName: ''" inside a component

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Unfortunately the automatic attribute binding of data-test-* does not work when tagName='' in a component such as ember-power-select

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Created 7 years ago
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marcoowcommented, Jan 17, 2017

That would actually change the component’s rendered HTML though which would likely result in display errors when we strip the data-test-* attributes in production and the component doesn’t get wrapped in the extra div or span.

I think what we should probably do is log a warning like “You’re trying to bind a data-test-* attribute to a tagless component. The attribute will not be bound actually as there is no tag to bind it to.”.

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jackmatt2commented, Jan 17, 2017

@marcoow sounds good.

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