Hi, everyone. You can expect the following changes in v2.0.0:

• Removed technical risk by migrating from ember-did-resize-modifier to ember-on-resize-modifier
• Dropped technical support for Node 10, Ember 3.16 LTS, and Ember 3.20 LTS
• Enable embroider-safe workflow in CI
• Improved demo app

Current plan for v2.0.0 release includes:

• Drop support for Node v10 and Ember v3.16 LTS
• Replace ember-did-resize-modifier with ember-on-resize-modifier
• Enable embroider-safe workflow in CI

The release of v2.0.0-alpha.0 will help me (and hopefully you) test backwards compatibility.

The patch release updates several development dependencies, including ember-source, to their latest version. It's planned to be the last 1.x release that allows supporting Node 10 and Ember 3.16 LTS.

This patch release updates ember-element-helper to v0.5.0 and checks in CI that ember-container-query is Embroider Safe. (Hopefully, the demo app for CI can pass Optimized Embroider Safe soon.)

The risk in upgrading ember-container-query from v1.1.7 to v1.1.8 should be between none and small.

Apologies for letting the weekly scheduled CI fail for 3 months... 😓 I fixed a couple of tests so that CI can pass once again. I'm hoping for a less brittle way to test container queries.

In this patch release, I made the following updates:

• Updated ember-source to v3.25.4
• Updated ember-qunit to v5.1.4
• Added Ember 3.24 LTS to ember-try scenario

Note: Ember 3.16 LTS has been unsupported since March 17, 2021. Since there may be developers who work on an app that is 3.16 or earlier, I will continue to include Ember 3.16 LTS in ember-try scenarios for some additional time. Please do take time now to update Ember in your app. 👍🏼

I made a few changes in this patch release:

• Upgraded ember-source to v3.23.1
• Upgraded ember-element-helper to v0.3.2
• Improved CI workflow (added ember-canary test scenario and upgraded percy/exec-action to v0.3.1)

The risk in upgrading ember-container-query from v1.1.5 to v1.1.6 should be between none and small.

Many thanks to @cah-danmonroe, @esbanarango, and @takshch for helping out with the Hacktoberfest issues!

In the patch release, you will find 4 internal changes:

• Added demoURL to package.json (to display the link in Ember Observer)
• Added ember-lts-3.20 to ember-try test matrix
• Used ember-truth-helpers instead of custom helpers for the demo app
• Upgraded ember-source to v3.22.0 and ember-cli-babel to v7.23.0

The risk in upgrading ember-container-query from v1.1.4 to v1.1.5 should be between none and small.

I made 2 changes in this patch release:

• Updated the CI workflow to better match the template for Ember addons.
• Updated development dependencies to their latest version.

The risk in upgrading ember-container-query from v1.1.3 to v1.1.4 should be between none and small.

I made 3 changes in this patch release:

• Updated development dependencies to their latest version
• Cached the build of demo app during CI (faster runs can be expected)
• Migrated to Netlify for CD (preview builds are now available when PRs are made)

In effect, these changes should help developers contribute to this repo.

The risk in upgrading ember-container-query from v1.1.2 to v1.1.3 should be between none and small.

Description

I made 2 changes in this patch release:

• Recommended FastBoot users to update their config/targets.js in order for Node to handle the nullish coalescing operator ?? correctly. (Thanks to @jkeen for feedback!)
• Upgraded ember-source from v3.19.0 to v3.20.4, as well as development dependencies to their latest versions.

The risk in upgrading ember-container-query from v1.1.1 to v1.1.2 should be between none and small.

Notes

For a few weeks, the Ember buildpack for Heroku has had trouble with deploying the demo app (unable to find the latest Node v14.x).

As I don't want to set the Node version in package.json, I may try an alternative service if the problem isn't resolved soon.

Rest assured, this problem does not affect the consuming app.