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Ember: Allow ember v5 as peer deps #25893

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@gossi gossi commented Feb 3, 2024

Closes #25385

Thanks to #23435 which allowed to use sb8 with ember again, the ember community can happily go into experimentation with storybook and they do. As ember's major is already v5, the existing peer dependency produce nasty installation errors. That little fix takes that off and allows sb cli to run as designed, wo/ this package manager whoopsie.

What I did

Expand the peer dep range.

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There is no matrix to testing for ember versions, so I must say no to these.

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I tested it locally and thanks to #23435 (which enabled ember v5), this is working. I tested it with my OSS design system (currently change is only local as it is in experimentation ;-) so I cannot link the related code).

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gossi commented Feb 5, 2024

Last time I contributed was on v6 😂 Tooling has changed, I actually did the PR on github itself. It may be that it requires an update to the yarn.lock file.

I checked the contributing docs, I was hoping to run yarn install (which is not a thing) but I dunno what I would need to do then ?!?

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veelci commented Mar 1, 2024

@shilman Is there any chance that Ember 5 support could make it in the 8.0.0 release?

@shilman shilman changed the title Allow ember v5 as peer deps Ember: Allow ember v5 as peer deps Mar 1, 2024
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gossi commented Mar 21, 2024

I tried working on this PR and keep it updated with upstream branches. From my side, I consider this good but CI seems not to be happy with it:

  • DangerJS complains about missing tokens?
  • circle CI ain't run for whatever reason?

@shilman can you take a look? And maybe also let me know, how I can trigger this myself in the future?

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@gossi would this fix #26643 too?

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gossi commented Apr 25, 2024

@JReinhold no, it's not. This little "bug" helps with installation, some package managers are configured to stop or report "breakage", when peerDeps aren't fulfilled.

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What can we do to help get this PR merged? We've attempted to fork the repo and apply the change (thank you @gossi!), but the complexity of this repo has made it extremely difficult to use our fork rather than the official version.

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er-lim commented Oct 22, 2024

We are also having the same problem when migrating our project using storybook to Ember 5. Thanks @gossi for the fix !

There are conflicts on the PR and, by reading comments, CI seems to not be triggered on the last commit.
What can we do to make this PR progress ?

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[Feature Request]: Add Ember 5 support
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