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Revert explicit peerDependencies contracts #998

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@chriskrycho chriskrycho commented Dec 19, 2022

I originally thought these peerDependencies were not breaking because users would be able to opt into them. Unfortunately, this is not the case: users on Ember 3.28 will have an older copy of these dependencies, so correctly validating these breaks consumers.

We should bundle these into a v7.0.0 when we drop Node 14 and Ember 3.28, presumably in ~April 2023.

Fixes #997

I originally [thought][1] these `peerDependencies` were not breaking
because users would be able to opt into them. Unfortunately, this is
[not the case][2]: users on Ember 3.28 will have an older copy of these
dependencies, so correctly validating these breaks consumers.

[1]: #995 (comment)
[2]: #997 (comment)

We should bundle these into a v7.0.0 when we drop Node 14 and Ember
3.28, presumably in ~April 2023.

Fixes #997
@chriskrycho chriskrycho merged commit 492c39d into master Dec 19, 2022
@chriskrycho chriskrycho deleted the fix-types branch December 19, 2022 16:21
mrloop added a commit to mrloop/activity-merge that referenced this pull request Dec 21, 2022
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Looks like v6.1.0 may have been a breaking change?
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