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[FEATURE ember-runtime-enumerable-includes] Implements Array.includes and deprecates Array.contains #13553

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@bmeurant bmeurant commented May 24, 2016

Implementation of emberjs/rfcs#136

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Oh awesome, thanks for getting this implementation done!

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Here is a first proposal for emberjs/rfcs#136. Work is in progress and feedbacks expected.

I made the asumption that we have to keep Enumerable & Array APIs consistent and then have to provide a consistent includes method in Enumerable (with no index). Let me know if this is not expected.

Aliasing contains with the new includes method can break some existing apps because, according to the spec (https://tc39.github.io/ecma262/2016/#sec-array.prototype.includes), includes relies on the SameValueZero algorithm and actual contains relies on strict equality leading to differences in NaN detections (I will document it). Can we still make this ?

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mixonic commented May 24, 2016

@bmeurant Thanks :-)

contains should not be aliased to includes. Contains should keep its current implementation, and we can deprecate it though we will likely do that in a separate PR. In this PR it should simply retain its current behavior.

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@mixonic thx for your feedback.

I updated this PR to keep current implementation for Enumerable.contains & Array.contains.

we can deprecate it though we will likely do that in a separate PR

Does it means that I should also remove @deprecated and deprecation warning for now ?

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rwjblue commented May 24, 2016

I believe that the deprecation should be included here when the feature flag is enabled.

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mixonic commented May 24, 2016

@rwjblue I am easily convinced, was just erring on the conservative side. @bmeurant please include the deprecation behind the feature flag! :-)

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bmeurant commented May 25, 2016

@mixonic I added feature flag and move deprecation behind it. Let me know if I forgotten something.

I also removed @deprecated from API because contains is not actually deprecated if feature is not enabled, right ?

But I was wondering: doing that, users will loose the information that contains will be deprecated soon and that they should use includes instead. Is it exists a way to provide this kind of information in APIs ?

@bmeurant bmeurant changed the title [WIP][FEATURE contains-to-includes] Implements Array.includes and deprecates Array.contains [FEATURE contains-to-includes] Implements Array.includes and deprecates Array.contains May 25, 2016
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mixonic commented May 27, 2016

@bmeurant Yeah the documentation may require some followup tweaks. Feature flagging things like the @deprecated flag is tricky :-/. I think you should feel free to create a followup issue of things to do once the feature is "go'd" for beta.


* `ember-runtime-enumerable-contains`

Deprecates `Enumerable.contains` and `Array.contains` in favor of `Enumerable.includes` and `Array.includes`
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Again here I lean toward Enumerable#contains, per emberjs/website#2600 (comment). It is a Rubyish approach, curious if there are other thoughts.

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I think Enumerable#contains is the convention in Ember even though it was originally a rubyism - at least it has the advantage that it's not valid syntax for something that is completely different

(See for example the changelog where it's used extensively)

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mixonic commented May 27, 2016

@bmeurant heh, there are no tests for Array#contains?! Can you add one asserting basic behavior and the deprecation please?

This is looking pretty good after some tweaks!

@return {Boolean} `true` if object is found in the array.
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includes(obj, startAt) {
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This function (and the enumerable one) must be added only when the feature flag is enabled. For example:

let ArrayMixin = Mixin.create(Enumerable, {
 /* snip */
});
if (isEnabled('ember-runtime-enumerable-includes')) {
  ArrayMixin.reopen({
    includes(obj, startAt) {
      /* ... */
    }
  });
}
export default ArrayMixin;

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Thx for feedbacks, I'll work on it ASAP

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bmeurant commented May 27, 2016

It seemed to me that Array#contains tests are also imported and run from Enumerable#contains tests. Did I miss something ?

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mixonic commented May 27, 2016

Ah I see @bmeurant :-) right there is no contains on arrays, only on enumerable 👍

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I wanted to add a test to verify assertion calling Enumerable#includes with a second argument but, because tests defined on Enumerable are also run on Array suites, I did not find a good way to do it. Any advice ?

@@ -811,7 +820,9 @@ var Enumerable = Mixin.create({
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I think we have a problem line 832 during k !== value. If the feature is enabled, without becomes inconsistent because NaN !== NaN is true

return found;
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I prefered replacing without behind feature flag to not add multiple isEnabled calls in original method

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mixonic commented May 30, 2016

@bmeurant it seems ok to add a test for contains without an offset in packages/ember-runtime/tests/mixins/enumerable_test.js, since it only impacts enumerables.

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mixonic commented May 30, 2016

Thanks for your continued work on this 😄 it looks really close, and quite nice!

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mixonic commented May 30, 2016

Looking nice. A rebase/squash to some number is semantically meaningful commits (one or more) would be great, each prefixed with [FEATURE ember-runtime-enumerable-includes] would be great.

@mixonic mixonic changed the title [FEATURE contains-to-includes] Implements Array.includes and deprecates Array.contains [FEATURE ember-runtime-enumerable-includes] Implements Array.includes and deprecates Array.contains May 30, 2016
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Done 👌

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homu commented Jun 1, 2016

☔ The latest upstream changes (presumably #13328) made this pull request unmergeable. Please resolve the merge conflicts.

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mixonic commented Jun 3, 2016

Looks pretty great to me @bmeurant! Thank you! I'll get someone else on core to review and we can :shipit: with their 👍

var len = get(this, 'length');
var idx, currentObj;

if (Ember.isNone(startAt)) {
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Should not use the global here (Ember.isNone), if we need isNone it should be imported. Can we just do the null / undefined check ourselves?

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@rwjblue using the global here was surely a mistake, sorry. isNone is already imported and used in slice. I'll update. But why do you prefer to not use imported isNone and doing null / undefined check ourselves in this case?

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Anyway, explicit null check is unnecessary as we only iterating on idx = startAt. I removed it.

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rwjblue commented Jun 3, 2016

This looks good, only one small tweak and this is good to go...

@mixonic mixonic merged commit b0332ef into emberjs:master Jun 4, 2016
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mixonic commented Jun 4, 2016

This is great! Thank you @bmeurant!

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rwjblue commented Aug 25, 2016

FYI - I created https://github.com/rwjblue/ember-runtime-enumerable-includes-polyfill to make this a bit easier for addons to avoid deprecations, use the newer syntax, and continue to support older versions of Ember.

homu added a commit to emberjs/guides that referenced this pull request Oct 18, 2016
Update documentation to move from contains to includes

Related to emberjs/ember.js#13553.

To be merged when feature has been released.
ecksun pushed a commit to Manetos/ember-searchable-select that referenced this pull request Sep 4, 2018
This is required as .contains seems to be deprecated in ember-3.

See emberjs/ember.js#13553 for more information
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