Ember.js: No compatible version found: ember-source@^2.11.0-beta.3

[enniel]

it looks like you forgot to upload to npm

[pixelhandler]

@enniel can you add to the description the steps to reproduce your issue?

[pgrippi]

@pixelhandler I'm not sure there are really steps to reproduce. I believe starting with Ember 2.11 we should be able to use the ember-source npm package instead of the ember bower package (when using ember-cli >= 2.10.0)

The last two 2.11 beta releases have not been published to npm:

$ npm info ember-source versions --json
[
  "2.10.0-alpha.1",
  "2.11.0-alpha.1",
  "2.11.0-beta.1",
  "2.11.0-beta.2"
]

[tchak]

I would even suggest that some older versions should be published to npm. At least the LTS versions to ease transition to bower less ember-cli for addons with ember-try tests.

[locks]

@tchak if we could've done it before, we would've ;P Checking the unreleased betas.

[tchak]

@locks I am not sure what you mean. Is it:

• The core team did not yet have time to deal with older versions but will do in the future
  or
• There is no plan to release older versions as ember-source because some good reason

In both case much appreciated your work and was not intended as a ASAP request. Just trying to gather some information about the plan :)

[rwjblue]

He second case I'm afraid. The release of ember-source package required a bunch of ecosystem changes and I'm unsure that we will be able to backport. If we do, it will be after a bunch more testing and verification once 2.11 is final.

[locks]

@tchak oops, I hadn't realised how ambiguous it sounded! The changes necessary to the ember project so it could be published as an npm packaged only happened for the first alpha, so there won't be earlier versions released afaik.
The betas though, were lack of time/lapse.

[locks]

Closing as I believe we're back on track.