Point ember-usable at the new github URL #346
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@fusion2004 Thanks! This is breaking CI. Any ideas if this is related to your change? |
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I don't believe so, this shouldn't have any functional change. |
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@fusion2004 Sorry for taking so long to merge this - Restarted the build. If it fails again I'll look into tweaking CI setup and switching over to Github actions. That's on our roadmap anyway and I feel it could make the build much more stable. Travis is just a pain these days. |
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I know #317 is still in the works, but in the meantime I was experimenting with using yarn v2/berry in one of my ember apps and it did not want to resolve the dependencies as they are.
By tweaking the URL to the new one, and using the full commit hash, I was able to get it to work and from my testing this seems to work fine with yarn v1 and v2.