An Ember.js addon that silences deprecation noise during upgrades, allowing incremental fixes.
ember-cli-deprecation-workflow is an Ember.js addon that simplifies upgrading Ember versions by managing deprecation warnings. It reduces console noise, allowing developers to address deprecations incrementally while preventing regression.
Ember.js developers and teams actively maintaining and upgrading Ember applications, particularly those facing overwhelming deprecation warnings during version transitions.
Developers choose this addon because it transforms a chaotic upgrade process into a manageable workflow, enabling focused fixes on individual deprecations and ensuring no new deprecations are introduced once handled.
ember-cli-deprecation-workflow is an Ember.js addon designed to simplify the process of upgrading Ember versions by managing deprecation warnings. It eliminates overwhelming console noise, enabling developers to address deprecations one at a time while preventing regression.
The addon promotes a systematic, incremental approach to handling deprecations, transforming a chaotic upgrade process into a manageable, step-by-step workflow.
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Allows changing deprecation handlers from 'silence' to 'throw' individually, enabling focused fixes without console overload, as outlined in the 'Workflow' section.
Filters out known deprecations from the console, reducing distraction during development, which is the core feature mentioned in the 'Key Features'.
Ensures no new deprecations are introduced once handled by removing entries after fixes, maintaining code quality as per the 'Philosophy'.
Supports 'silence', 'log', and 'throw' handlers to control deprecation behavior, providing adaptability for different development stages, detailed in the 'Handlers' table.
Requires running tests, browser console commands, and copying output strings, which can be error-prone and tedious, as seen in the 'Getting started' steps.
The README admits test suites may not reveal every deprecation, necessitating additional live app usage, which can miss edge cases and increase manual effort.
Only useful for Ember.js projects, offering no value for other frameworks or build systems, limiting its applicability outside the Ember ecosystem.