Introduce config/addons.js for addon macro-config #2155
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This is integrating https://github.com/simonihmig/ember-addon-config directly into the macros package, as we discussed earlier.
For the motivation see the addon's Readme. tl;dr: make it easy for users to set addon config, without fiddling with
ember-cli-build.js(an outdated concept) and@embroider/macrosconfiguration (an implementation detail, users shouldn't need to know what macros are).We wanted to have the config ideally as ESM, but I failed to make this work, not sure if this is possible. See simonihmig/ember-addon-config#3. But also I feel this is not a show-stopper, as all other node.js config files in an Ember app (
ember-cli-build.js,config/environment.js,config/targets.jsetc.) are all still CJS...Open question: is it ok to land this only as a "user-land" feature, or should this be part of an RFC, as it would become a "public API" of the overall framework experience? Could be part of the app v2 RFC?
Keeping this in draft state for now, but please review and share feedback already!
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