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Why?
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Why? How should we import html elements?
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@ztzven @mohammed-softordi Polymer 3 uses ES6 module imports rather than HTML imports now. You may need to read up on all the changes Polymer 3 brings about as they are quite extensive.
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🙈 this should have been done in 3.0.0 release, not in 3.0.2 though
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@moderndeveloperllc thanks for explaining. I know that polymer 3 uses ES6 module imports. The problem is that not all custom elements uses ES6 module import and we still need to load them. But I guess we have to convert elements using Polymer modulizer
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I think this should be confirmed, since it implies that an upgrade needs to be done all-at-once. It would be much better if upgrading could be done in stages - or, indeed, not at all, in the case of using third party elements.