I have a [needs] rule in several controllers which works something like:
const { computed } = Ember;
export default Ember.Controller.extend({
needs: ['controller:clients','controller:clients/client'],
relationship: computed.alias('controllers.clients/client.model'),
client: computed.alias('relationship.giver'),
}
This allows me to pick up the client ID I need as a parameter to the model function in my "clients.client[:id].sessions" route. It's pretty darn ugly but it completely works in the controller. In the route, however, this almost identical code:
const { computed } = Ember;
export default Ember.Route.extend({
needs: ['controller:clients','controller:clients/client'],
relationship: computed.alias('controllers.clients/client.model'),
client: computed.alias('relationship.giver'),
}
... does not resolve. All of the computed properties are left "undefined". Can anyone help me understand why?
Note: I'd also be happy to incorporate some other way of achieving this same goal in a more compact way ... the pattern I'm solving for is a nested route where a parameter "up the stack" is needed to resolve a model. In my case the client.id is needed as a parameter in the model query for sessions.
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