Support a --ts alias for the addon, init and new commands#10804
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mansona merged 1 commit intoember-cli:masterfrom Sep 10, 2025
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--ts alias for the addon, init and new commands#10804mansona merged 1 commit intoember-cli:masterfrom
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Nice one! @bertdeblock do you happen to know if this just works with the new app blueprint? i.e. do we need to update https://github.com/ember-cli/ember-app-blueprint to have the same alias? or is it just a concern of the ember-cli command itself? |
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No blueprint updates are required AFAICT. |
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Here ya go! |
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We do the same for the
generateanddestroycommands.This work is supported by the Bert De Block Initiative.