emberfire

• Updated Ember CLI compatibility.

• Fixed npm publish bug.

• Fixed issue when calling save() on records with embedded belongsTo relationships.

• Added support for embedded belongsTo relationships.

• EmberFire now works as an Ember CLI addon.

• updateRecord() now removes serializedRecord on undefined / null belongsTo relationships.

• _getSerializedRecord now correctly serializes hasMany relationships.
• FirebaseSerializer now implements serializeHasMany.

• Added _updateRecordCacheForType to findAll().

• Initializer is now compatible with new versions of Ember Data.

• Adding/removing objects to a hasMany array now persists to Firebase after save().
• Added better error handling.
• Registered EmberFire with Ember.libraries.
• Removed _enqueue in extractSingle to prevent race condition with embedded records.
• find() calls store.dematerializeRecord() if the record cannot be found.

• Fixed _saveHasManyRelationshipRecord bug.

• Added conditional in find() to verify that a record can be deleted.
• Miscellaneous code cleanup.

This was mainly a performance related release:

• Added a _queue to batch realtime updates and decrease Ember.run calls.
• Refactored tests using Mocha.
• General code cleanup/reorganization.

• Added support for embedded records.
• Setting the ApplicationSerializer is no longer required.
• Added unit tests.

• EmberFire 1.0.0 now works directly with Ember Data. This means you can now use Ember Data’s relationships with Firebase to define hasMany and belongsTo relationships between your models.
• Added DS.FirebaseAdapter and DS.FirebaseSerializer.
• Removed EmberFire.Object and EmberFire.Array.