Update Octane and editions description #864
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| From Ember 3.15 onwards, if you start a new app and use Ember CLI commands like `ember generate component` to create | ||
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I wasn't sure if this answer belongs well to the question I'm starting a new app at work. Should I use Octane?.
I was guessing that the answer was added, because there might be people who are unsure if their app is already Octane. How could I check if I am using Octane?
Did I misunderstand your intent?
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I like the idea of making this be its own question. Thanks for the suggestion!
Co-authored-by: Isaac Lee <[email protected]>
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@ijlee2 thank you for all the prose improvements! I still need to split that question out, and then this will be ready for another review/merging. |
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I’ll have a look at this with fresh perspective to see what can be updated easily |
This is part of prep for Ember 4. Not much on this page needed to change.