The isolated container exposes Ember's controllers.

[cyril-sf]

Those classes are automatically registered by Ember:

• Ember.ObjectController ( controller:object )
• Ember.ArrayController ( controller:array )
• Ember.Controller ( controller:basic )
• Ember.Route ( route:basic )
• Ember.View ( view:default and view:toplevel )
• Ember.Select ( view:select )

[Fixes rwjblue/ember-qunit#73]

[cyril-sf]

I'm not really sure how to write tests for Ember.ObjectController and Ember.Controller, let me know if you want tests around that.

[rwjblue]

If we are going down this route, we also need route:basic, view:toplevel, view:default, and view:select.

[cyril-sf]

I'll add them.

I'm not familiar with the use cases that would require those classes. So if you want tests for those, which I'm happy to add, I would need some guidance.

[rwjblue]

• Add {{view 'select'}} to any unit test for the select issue.
• Add {{#view}}Something{{/view}} in a test to confirm view:default.

I would like tests for the scenarios to prevent regressions and whatnot, but I think maybe just having knowledge that a given thing is registered by default by Ember means we should add it...

@dgeb - Thoughts?

[dgeb]

I think maybe just having knowledge that a given thing is registered by default by Ember means we should add it...

@rwjblue I agree. It would be nice to have a hook in Ember itself we could call to extract (or perform) default registrations so that duplicate logic doesn't need to be maintained here.

However, just getting the registrations in here is a good first step, so thanks @cyril-sf. Please let me know if you plan to add any more tests to this PR.

[cyril-sf]

view:default is defined based on DefaultView which is simply Ember._MetamorphView.

It doesn't feel great to use that directly, but I guess it's better for the user ATM.

@dgeb I'll add a few more tests

[cyril-sf]

I've added tests. I'm not super convinced by the views ones.

Let me know if you think of something better.

[dgeb]

@cyril-sf the tests verify the presence of those items in the container, so they're fine by me. Thanks again!

[rwjblue]

Thanks @cyril-sf !