Ember
Ember is a JavaScript framework that uses a Component <-> Service approach to building applications. It is mainly used to build web-based applications, but can also be ported over to build desktop applications.
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Issue Summary
KBD macro doesn't look correct with inverse colors (dark mode)
To Reproduce
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By default ember-cli updates a number of the "app trees" to be from tests/dummy when developing an addon locally. We do this for app, styles, templates, public, and tests trees (handled inside lib/broccoli/ember-addon.js).
Unfortunately, we do not forward the apps vendor tree to tests/dummy/. This means that our addon's treeForVendor is called, but then subsequently clobbered by the "apps
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Relevant conversation here: hjdivad/ember-m3#807
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Breaking docs app is way too easy. See #1700 as a recent example. I think we should add some basic regressions tests. Most of the issues we have seen in the past would have be caught by a test, which simply tries to build the docs app. Maybe running yarn docs:build in CI is good enough as a starter.
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Created by Yehuda Katz
Released December 8, 2011
- Organization
- emberjs
- Website
- www.emberjs.com
- Wikipedia
- Wikipedia

Describe the bug
In Firefox, the zoom feature uses
transformstyles (see storybookjs/storybook#12845) - unfortunately this breaks positioning on elements that requireposition: fixedwhen in the "Docs" view.Normally a
position: fixedelement's position would correspond to the viewport but in Firefox it corresponds to the element with thetransformstyle.