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We really should be appending the DOM nodes into #qunit-fixture especially for things that require running the browsers HTML parser.

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I understand Ember Inspector is for the development and Debugging phase. And I am of the opinion that, having access to the private (by convention, underscore prefixed) fields/property is a very useful feature when hunting for problems like why a certain computed property based on other field and property have an unexpected value.

• [Error] Duplicate Attribute Names
• [Error] Duplicate Resource Names
• [Warn] No Attributes on Entity
• [Error] Controller is defined for an entity that has not been added to the ContextGraph
• [Error] Related models with [HasOne] or [HasMany] are not defined on the graph
• [Warn] Bulk route exists, but operations have not been enabled
• `[Warn

We are no longer using the ember slack. Bonus points for notifying a bot on Discord.

• http://hangaroundtheweb.com/2019/10/creating-runtime-assisted-codemods-using-telemetry-helpers/
• http://hangaroundtheweb.com/2020/05/setting-up-coveralls-for-your-ember-addons/
• http://medium.com/@nowims/moving-from-react-to-ember-2020-86e082477d45
• http://www.balinterdi.com/blog/built-in-input-helpers-in-ember-js-when-and-whether-they-should-be-used
• https://0xadada.

In the Native Classes In-Depth part of the guides it says:

Ember provides a number of decorators, such as the @tracked decorator, that will be described in greater detail later on in the guides.

but it's not obvious to me where "later on in the guides" is because this is