vite [ERROR] Components with separately resolved templates were removed at Ember 6.0

[vlascik]

Vite build breaks with a number of errors similar to this:

  X [ERROR] Components with separately resolved templates were removed at Ember 6.0. Migrate to either co-located js/ts + hbs files or to gjs/gts. https://deprecations.emberjs.com/id/component-template-resolving/. Bad template was: ./app/templates/components/basic-dropdown-wormhole. [plugin embroider-esbuild-resolver]


  The plugin "embroider-esbuild-resolver" was triggered by this import

    app/application/template.hbs:6:34:
      6 │ ...mhole from "@embroider/virtual/components/basic-dropdown-wormhole";

basic-dropdown-wormhole component is distributed already rolled up as a single .js file, there's no /app/templates/components/basic-dropdown-wormhole. I'm also getting these errors for app's .gts components.

Latest embroider "4" release everything, Windows.

[NullVoxPopuli]

What version of basic dropdown are you using? Is your repro public?

[vlascik]

8.6.2, latest (and enforced by pnpm resolutions), and no, but I suspect the problem is not with this concrete addon, I get also loads of the same errors about in-app .gts components. Somehow the embroider's module resolver thinks /app/templates/components/basic-dropdown-wormhole exists as a separate template, and it doesn't.

EDIT: I don't get these errors when compiling in WSL (got different ones, but mostly wrong imports/missing exports coming from libraries).

[NullVoxPopuli]

Tyty, does fresh app with the same addod exhibit the same behavior?

[vlascik]

No, and I wasn't unable to create a reproduction. However, the problem disappears when I run vite in the same project with the same node_modules, in WSL, so I guess it's a typical / \ Windows path separator issue somewhere in the resolver again.

[vlascik]

Btw. is there a testing scenario for vite+Windows? Looks like there should be.

Running vite in WSL is super slow unless you copy the whole project onto an ext4 partition, and that doesn't seem like a long-term solution.