Ember.js: Camel cased route template not rendering

[knownasilya]

Tested with 2.10.2 and a few other version.

https://ember-twiddle.com/aa225e4aa416f47e6e501b7be0ca3ce1?openFiles=templates.application.hbs%2C&route=%2FforgotPassword

Clicking the 'Forgot Password' link takes you to the route, but nothing is rendered.
On another note, if you have two routes, forgotPassword and forgot-password, the dasherized version clobbers the camelcased one and makes it "work"..

See this here: https://ember-twiddle.com/39c3fc57cf6f544c4f7109c609da0bf5?openFiles=templates.application.hbs%2C

[knownasilya]

So this might not be a bug per say, just that camelcase named routes automatically look for dasherized files, but if a user has a camelcased file there should at least be a warning..

[knownasilya]

I'll put together an RFC for deprecating non-dasherized route names, so that in 3.0 we can remove the "magic" file name transforms.

[kellyselden]

I think we should hard error when a route with capital letter is detected. It is too easy for someone to get lost when there is no feedback for why their route isn't working.

[locks]

We need to break out the globals parts of the resolver first.

[kellyselden]

@locks Can you explain why that is required to do this?

[ctcpip]

some of us like to define routes with uppercase characters. there should be some error feedback for this issue, but the idea of forbidding uppercase characters in routes seems extreme.

[knownasilya]

Path can be used to name the route however you want. This is mainly about naming the routes in the file system app layout/router definition.

[ctcpip]

ok. FWIW, this is what currently happens with blueprint generation on 3.0.0:

$ ember g route camelCaseBusiness
installing route
  create app/routes/camel-case-business.js
  create app/templates/camel-case-business.hbs
updating router
  add route camelCaseBusiness
installing route-test
  create tests/unit/routes/camel-case-business-test.js

[rwjblue]

https://github.com/ember-cli/eslint-plugin-ember/pull/70 added a linting rule to help guide folks down the right path here, I think thats all we can do at the moment so I'm going to go ahead and close...