One of the problems that has been causing more issues recently is that there isn't much of a standard for errors throughout the app. This is problematic (see #6207) because in tests, there isn't much of a way to determine from where an error is being thrown.
In the transition to ember-ajax (see #6243) part of this was completed.
Ember has a built in error object that can be extended to suit these purposes. It may also be helpful to add some things in to support il8n.
As a result of this issue too, it would be good to update tests that check for errors to make sure that the proper errors are being returned.
One of the problems that has been causing more issues recently is that there isn't much of a standard for errors throughout the app. This is problematic (see #6207) because in tests, there isn't much of a way to determine from where an error is being thrown.
In the transition to ember-ajax (see #6243) part of this was completed.
Ember has a built in error object that can be extended to suit these purposes. It may also be helpful to add some things in to support il8n.
As a result of this issue too, it would be good to update tests that check for errors to make sure that the proper errors are being returned.