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The docs for third party dependencies describes a rather old technique that involves automatically wrapping your vendor libs in a "fastboot guard". This method a) won't work for anything that is using ember-auto-import and b) won't work in a broccoli-free embroider build
We should update this section to describe the fact that you can use dynamic imports inline with your code that has a fastboot guard on it. This is idiomatic in terms of the wider JS community i.e. don't import things that you know won't work in your environment
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The docs for third party dependencies describes a rather old technique that involves automatically wrapping your vendor libs in a "fastboot guard". This method a) won't work for anything that is using ember-auto-import and b) won't work in a broccoli-free embroider build
We should update this section to describe the fact that you can use dynamic imports inline with your code that has a fastboot guard on it. This is idiomatic in terms of the wider JS community i.e. don't import things that you know won't work in your environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: