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[BUGFIX beta] Enable @ember/object#get to be called with an empty string #16870

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[BUGFIX beta] Enable @ember/object#get to be called with an empty string #16870

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@nlfurniss nlfurniss commented Aug 7, 2018

In plain JS, this works just fine

let myObj = {
  '': 'true'
};

myObj['']; // true

However Ember throws an error if you do: get(myObj, ''). Spoke with @chancancode and he told me that previously there was a bug where calling get with an empty string would return myObj. However, this has been fixed at some point and it seems like this should work in Ember.

  • Remove keyName !== '' assertion
  • Add test to ensure calling get with empty string returns a value if the key '' exists
  • Add test to ensure calling get with empty string returns undefined if the key '' doesn't exist
  • Add tests to ensure {{each-in}} renders items when the hash has a key of empty string

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@rwjblue rwjblue changed the title Enable @ember/object#get to be called with an empty string [BUGFIX beta] Enable @ember/object#get to be called with an empty string Aug 8, 2018
@rwjblue rwjblue merged commit 223dc58 into emberjs:master Aug 8, 2018
@nlfurniss nlfurniss deleted the let-get-empty-string branch August 8, 2018 03:26
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