Update ember-maybe-in-element to 2.0.1

[andreyfel]

ember-maybe-in-element needs to be updated to ^2.0.1, so, it can use latest {{in-element}} API from Ember 3.20 and don't throw deprecation about using deprecated private {{-in-element}} API.
Update other dependencies as well
Update Ember to 3.20
Drop support of Ember<3.13 since 3.13 is a minimum supported version for [email protected]

[andreyfel]

@sir-dunxalot please take a look. This change probably needs to be released as next major version since it drops Node 8 and older Ember versions.

[maxfierke]

@andreyfel Dropping support for Ember < 3.13 would be a breaking change that would require bumping the major version, however I don't think we should do that just yet. I will likely be looking at relaxing the version constraint for ember-maybe-in-element to allow >= 0.4.0, < 3

[andreyfel]

@maxfierke Does it worth the effort? These new versions are needed for users facing depreciation warnings in Ember 3.20. If someone is using old version of Ember he can keep using old version of ember-tooltips.

[maxfierke]

@maxfierke Does it worth the effort?

It doesn't require a high amount of effort to maintain support for these earlier versions and there are still many people using Ember < 3.13. We can support both < 3.13 and 3.20 without deprecations

[maxfierke]

Closing since merging #403 removes the deprecation warning on Ember 3.20 while retaining compatibility with earlier versions of Ember. Thank you, though!

[andreyfel]

@maxfierke I see that #403 updates ember-maybe-in-element to ^1.0.0. The problem is that ember-basic-dropdown bumped its dependency from ember-maybe-in-element to ^2.0.0, see cibernox/ember-basic-dropdown#573. So, it makes it impossible to use the latest version of ember-basic-dropdown and ember-tooltips in a single app.

Maybe you could specify the dependency as ember-maybe-in-element: ^1.0.0 || ^2.0.0?

[maxfierke]

Is it ember-cli-dependency-lint that's forcing you to only use one or is there an error that arises in NPM or Yarn dependency resolution that causes issues?

Theoretically, since 1.0.0 is just a build-time AST transform, it seems like it should be usable alongside another version... (I would think, at least.)

We could do an OR-ed version constraint like that but I think both NPM and Yarn might default to picking the higher version, even on Ember versions its not compatible with, which I'd like to avoid if possible (since it would require some manual intervention for upgraders)

I may just inline the AST transform from 1.0.0

[andreyfel]

@maxfierke yes, it is ember-cli-dependency-lint which tells about versions conflict.

Anyway, the AST transform is not the best option since Glimmer components were introduced, see DockYard/ember-maybe-in-element#10 (comment)

@cibernox also added a runtime component implementation to the ember-maybe-in-element DockYard/ember-maybe-in-element#33

[cibernox]

To clarify, I implemented it as a mixed approach. There is a runtime component and an AST transforms that allows to invoke it as if it was a keyword instead of using the cumbersome <MaybeInElement @destinationElement={{}} @renderInPlace={{}}>

[maxfierke]

I opted to just remove the dependency. Released as 3.4.5

[andreyfel]

Thanks @maxfierke!