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Database. Instead of just having an authorId on the post above, for example, you’d also need the author to have a postIds: [] array. (In general Factories are better for seeding your database, as they save you from having to manage ids at all.)Conceptually this change should be straightforward, as its making existing implicit relationships explicit, but if you find yourself having trouble with the upgrade it’s probably because of something I haven’t thought of. Please reach out to the community on the #ec-mirage channel on Slack and ask for help!For more information on the motivation behind change, please read the 0-3 beta series release blog post.0.1.x > 0.2 Upgrade guideIf you’re upgrading your Mirage server from v0.1.x to v0.2.x, here’s what you need to know: The default Mirage directory has changed. The default Mirage directory has moved from /app/mirage to /mirage. When you install 0.2.0, the default blueprint will add the /mirage directory to your project. You can delete it and move your current Mirage files to the new location with something like rm -rf miragemv app/mirage mirage from the root of your project. Mirage’s directory is also customizable (Although you should move it from the /app directory or else it will not be removed from the build in production mode). All multiword filenames are dasherized. In Mirage 0.1.x, database collection names were taken from filenames. The idea was, if your API returned snake_case collection keys (e.g. blog_posts: []), just name your file fixtures/blog_posts.js. This approach turned out to be insufficiently flexib– what am I saying, it was just a bad idea :P. In Mirage 0.2.x, we follow Ember CLI’s conventions of dasherized filenames. So, you’ll just need to go through and change /mirage/factories/blog_post.js/mirage/fixtures/blog_post.js# etc. to /mirage/factories/blog-post.js/mirage/fixtures/blog-post.js You will then use the new Serializer layer to do things like format keys in your json payloads. All JavaScript properties are camelCased. Similar to the previous change, factory properties and database collection names followed the format of your API in Mirage 0.1.x. If you were faking an ActiveModelSerializer backend, multiword keys used snake_case throughout your Mirage code. So, your database table

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The resource linkage data:// GET /posts/1{ data: { type: 'posts', id: '1', attributes: { ... }, relationships: { author: { links: { related: '/api/users/1' } } } }}Resource links can be defined on Mirage serializers using the links method (though including is likely the far more simpler and common approach to fetching related data).So, Mirage 0.4 changed this behavior and by default, the JSONAPISerializer only includes linkage data for relationships that are being included in the current payload (i.e. within the same compound document).This behavior is configurable via the alwaysIncludeLinkageData key on your JSONAPISerializers. It is set to false by default, but if you want to opt-in to 0.3 behavior and always include linkage data, set it to true:// mirage/serializers/application.jsimport { JSONAPISerializer } from 'ember-cli-mirage';export default JSONAPISerializer.extend({ alwaysIncludeLinkageData: true});If you do this, I would recommend looking closely at how your real server behaves when serializing resources’ relationships and whether it uses resource links or resource linkage data, and to update your Mirage code accordingly to give you the most faithful representation of your server.0.2.x > 0.3 Upgrade guideThe main change from 0.2.x to 0.3.x is that relationships are now one-way. This better matches the semantics of both Ember Data and common HTTP transfer protocols like JSON:API.In 0.2, the following model definitions// mirage/models/author.jsimport { Model } from 'ember-cli-mirage';export default Model.extend({});// mirage/models/post.jsimport { Model, belongsTo } from 'ember-cli-mirage';export default Model.extend({ author: belongsTo()});would have generated a “schema” with a one-to-many relationship between authors and posts: an author has many posts, and a post belongs to an author. Now, this just generates a one-way relationship from post to author. To have a two-way sync’d relationship, known as an inverse, you’d need to define both sides of the relationship:// mirage/models/author.jsimport { Model, hasMany } from 'ember-cli-mirage';export default Model.extend({ posts: hasMany()});// mirage/models/post.jsimport { Model, belongsTo } from 'ember-cli-mirage';export default Model.extend({ author: belongsTo()});Practically speaking, to upgrade you’ll need to go through your code and update relationships that implicitly had inverses (from 0.2.x’s hasMany and belongsTo behavior) and update them to define both sides.This could also affect your fixture files, if you are using those to seed your

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