Handlebars 2.0 required for Ember 1.9.0

[davidsteinberger]

Ember 1.9.0 which has just been released requires Handlebars = 2.0. However ember-cli-bootstrap-sass ships with templates compiled for Handlebars 1.3.0.

I think what's required is a refresh of bootstrap-for-ember that compiles templates for Handlebars 2.0 and then a refresh of this plugin.

[unionups]

Yes, bootstrap-for-ember has templates compiled by Handlebars ~1 and not compateble with Ember 1.9 that require Handlebars ~2. Temporary you can fully exclude bootstrap-for-ember from the project by set components option to false or [] , until bootstrap-for-ember until will not be compatible with Handlebars ~2

//your-bootstrap-app/Brocfile.js

/* global require, module */

var EmberApp = require('ember-cli/lib/broccoli/ember-app');

var app = new EmberApp({
  'ember-cli-bootstrap-sass': {
    'components': false
  }
});

module.exports = app.toTree();

[maxkueng]

I tried the workaround above but it didn't work. While I can use Bootstrap in my SCSS files, it throws an error Error: Unknown template object: function on page load. It still renders the page even with the error. But the weirdest part is that it causes this.store inside the .model handler of a route (probably elsewhere too) to be undefined.

As soon as I uninstall ember-cli-bootstrap-sass this.store works as intended again. Adding 'components': false doesn't change anything.

"DEBUG: -------------------------------" vendor.js:17442
"DEBUG: Ember      : 1.9.0" vendor.js:17442
"DEBUG: Ember Data : 1.0.0-beta.12" vendor.js:17442
"DEBUG: EmberFire  : 1.3.1" vendor.js:17442
"DEBUG: Handlebars : 2.0.0" vendor.js:17442
"DEBUG: jQuery     : 1.11.1" vendor.js:17442
"DEBUG: -------------------------------"

[unionups]

First step is read this HANDLEBARS VERSION COMPATIBILITY about dependency and how-to ember-cli steps for right upgrade them to use Handlebars ~2:

In you case maybe need steps:

npm uninstall --save-dev broccoli-ember-hbs-template-compiler
npm install --save-dev ember-cli-htmlbars

You are use something like Emblem template compiler ?
If yes, current version of broccoli-emblem-compiler does not support Handlebars ~2
Temporary you can use my own fork of broccoli-emblem-compiler that fix this issue until official repo will be upgraded. Use the following rough steps:

1. Remove ember-cli-emblem and broccoli-emblem-compiler from project if exists

npm uninstall --save-dev ember-cli-emblem
npm uninstall --save-dev broccoli-emblem-compiler

1. Add to you dev dependecy in package.json file :

"broccoli-emblem-compiler": "unionups/broccoli-emblem-compiler"

1. Install it:

npm install

1. install ember-cli-emblem if need:

npm install --save-dev ember-cli-emblem

[maxkueng]

Thanks for the detailed instructions. I'm using ember-cli 1.4. I have already done the steps you described according to the instructions on the Ember blog when upgrading from 1.8 to 1.9.

I'm using Handlebars 2.0.0 and I have ditched broccoli-ember-hbs-template-compiler in favor of ember-cli-htmlbars. But the described workaround still didn't have an effect.

I don't need the components in bootstrap-for-ember so I have temporarily switched to ember-cli-sass + bootstrap-sass-official from Bower.

I couldn't continue work otherwise because of the weird issue with this.store. I also noticed that it didn't fully load/integrate Emberfire. It didn't even appear in the debug message. When I uninstalled ember-cli-bootstrap-sass everything returned back to normal.

[davidsteinberger]

Do u think you could put together a small project that we could look at?

[bj-mcduck]

@maxkueng In a similar situation, don't need the components currently but am trying to migrate to ember-cli.

Did you get bootstrap and compass setup together? If so, which packages did you use?

[bj-mcduck]

Just got a working setup of bootstrap sass and compass with ember-cli-compass-bootstrap and very minimal configuration. Just starting with it, but seems to be working.

[maxkueng]

@brandonjmckay I'm now using ember-cli-sass which works but there's another issue with the includePaths option which doesn't seem to work with my setup. So I currently have to include Bootstrap using the full path bower_components/bootstratp/bla_bla_bla.

I'm trying out Materialize now but it has the same problem with ember-cli-sass. Not ideal but it works.

[jozefvaclavik]

+1 here.. I'm having same issue with ember-cli-bootstrap-sass & ember 1.9.1 with Handlebars 2.0.0. But setting

var app = new EmberApp({
  'ember-cli-bootstrap-sass': {
    'importBootstrapJS': true,
    'components': false
  }
});

helped.

[zekefast]

@maxkueng could you run bower list | grep -B 20 "1.3.0" and ensure that no components of you projects depends on Handlebars v1.3.0. Increase 20 if it won't show parent packet which depends on handlebars v1.3.0.

[maxkueng]

@zekefast I have since switched to ember-cli-sass as I've mentioned in another comment. With my current setup the command you've provided doesn't print anything.

If I just grep for "handlebars" in my current setup I get 2.0 everywhere.

[max@terror ramsch-ember]$ bower list | grep handlebars
│ ├── handlebars#2.0.0
├── handlebars#2.0.0

[terryroe]

Is there a plan to fix this? If so, could someone report on the status of the fix? Thanks.

[zekefast]

@maxkueng that means you have no indirect dependencies on handlebars 1.3.0 and you are in a good shape! ;)