From #546:
DEPRECATION: Usage of the Ember Global is deprecated. You should import the Ember module or the specific API instead. [deprecation id: ember-global] See https://deprecations.emberjs.com/v3.x/#toc_ember-global for more details.
Accessing the window.Ember global variable raises a deprecation warning in version 3.27, and it is not possible in version 4.0. Our Ember integration exposes an installErrorHandler function, which takes an Appsignal instance and an Ember instance as arguments; if no Ember instance is provided, it uses window.Ember as a default value.
As a workaround for this issue, as documented, users can manually import Ember and pass it as a second argument:
import Appsignal from '@appsignal/javascript';
import Ember from 'ember';
import { installErrorHandler } from '@appsignal/ember';
let appsignal = new Appsignal(...);
installErrorHandler(appsignal, Ember);However, our integration should be updated to import Ember to use it as the default value for its second argument.
From #546:
Accessing the
window.Emberglobal variable raises a deprecation warning in version 3.27, and it is not possible in version 4.0. Our Ember integration exposes aninstallErrorHandlerfunction, which takes anAppsignalinstance and anEmberinstance as arguments; if no Ember instance is provided, it useswindow.Emberas a default value.As a workaround for this issue, as documented, users can manually import Ember and pass it as a second argument:
However, our integration should be updated to import Ember to use it as the default value for its second argument.