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TypeError: Cannot read property 'namespacing' of undefined
See original GitHub issueI’m trying to use this in an addon, and it seems to be upset that there is not a config. Shouldn’t the defaults apply, if I supply no config?
It throws: TypeError: Cannot read property 'namespacing' of undefined
I tried adding the config in ember-cli-build.js and tests/dummy/config/environment.js and neither seemed to help.
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@rwwagner90 so in your
index.jsfile, when you where calling super on the included method, you where just doingthis._super.included(app);. It looks like you are needing to dothis._super.included.apply(this, arguments);.@webark ah okay. I’ll create an issue for that. Thanks!