We have upgraded a few projects to use Ember 3.20.2 and we are working through issues and it's mostly going fine, but I have a really strange issue in one project.
We have retrieved records from the server as models, these models then get passed down a few levels through components and all the information about the model can be displayed in these components, except when we try and render one particular field on a template. The problem part of the template looks like:
<div title=>
</div>
and the model has the following:
details: DS.attr(),
The error that appears in the console looks like:
Uncaught TypeError: task is undefined
Ember 2
taskHelper
fnWrapper
deprecateMutationsInAutotrackingTransaction validator.js:149
fnWrapper Ember
computeTag reference.js:250
runInAutotrackingTransaction validator.js:121
track validator.js:774
compute reference.js:249
HelperRootReference reference.js:223
Ember 2
EmberHelperRootReference
_lookupHelper
...
Is details now a restricted word? Some other issue?
Edit:
Actually I think I have narrowed down what the error is. It doesn't seem to like the title being . If I remove the title attribute everything seems to be working fine. The documentation for deprecateMutationsInAutotrackingTransaction is:
/**
* Switches to deprecating within an autotracking transaction, if one exists.
* If `runInAutotrackingTransaction` is called within the callback of this
* method, it switches back to throwing an error, allowing zebra-striping of
* the types of errors that are thrown.
*
* Does not start an autotracking transaction.
*
* NOTE: For Ember usage only, in general you should assert that these
* invariants are true.
*/
which may suggest why some title attributes are failing, but I cannot make out much from that documentation.
Aucun commentaire:
Enregistrer un commentaire