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Work with shadowroot
See original GitHub issueCurrently this doesn’t work:
assert.dom(find('#internal').shadowRoot).hasText('template block text');
And doesn’t look great. I can submit a PR to make it work, but would love something more ergonomic.
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- Created 5 years ago
- Comments:8 (3 by maintainers)
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Any chance we could re-open this? It’s pretty hard to test anything built with the Web Component standard when
shadowRootreturnsnull.adding something like this IMHO seems out-of-scope for this plugin and would make the implementation somewhat more complicated, which I would like to avoid, so I’ll go ahead and close this. if
shadowRootat some point becomes more mainstream in Ember projects we can revisit this 😃