Update @ember/string detection to work on itself
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rwjblue
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Jan 15, 2019
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Hmmm. Isn't the fix needed here to actually tweak _emberStringDependencyPresent to be something like:
_emberStringDependencyPresent() {
if (this.project.name() === '@ember/string') {
return true;
}
let checker = new VersionChecker(this.parent).for('@ember/string', 'npm');
return checker.exists();
},
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When running the tests for
@ember/string,ember-cli-babeldoes not detect it properly and tries to process the imports for that module, leading to a failed test run.