@@ -33,13 +33,16 @@ to boot an application. The best path forward is to run the
3333on the converted app:
3434
3535``` sh
36- # This command will run the blueprint. Important things to note in the
37- # package.json and bower.json are these package changes:
36+ # This command will run the blueprint, but it requires Ember-CLI 2.14.
3837#
39- # npm i ember-resolver@^4.2.3 ember-cli@github:ember-cli/ember-cli --save-dev
40- # npm uninstall ember-source --save
41- # bower install --save components/ember#canary
38+ # You may want to manually update the following packages before running the
39+ # `ember init` command:
4240#
41+ # npm i ember-resolver@^4.2.3 ember-cli@github:ember-cli/ember-cli --save-dev
42+ # npm uninstall ember-source --save
43+ # bower install --save components/ember#canary
44+ #
45+ # If you are already running 2.14, you can jump right to the command:
4346ember init -b ember-module-unification-blueprint
4447```
4548
@@ -58,8 +61,14 @@ import Resolver from 'ember-resolver/resolvers/glimmer-wrapper';
5861import buildResolverConfig from ' ember-resolver/ember-config' ;
5962import config from ' ../config/environment' ;
6063
64+ let moduleConfig = buildResolverConfig (config .modulePrefix );
65+ /*
66+ * If your application has custom types and collections, modify moduleConfig here
67+ * to add support for them.
68+ */
69+
6170export default Resolver .extend ({
62- config: buildResolverConfig ( config . modulePrefix ) ,
71+ config: moduleConfig ,
6372 init (options ) {
6473 this ._super (options);
6574 this ._fallback = ClassicResolver .create (Object .assign ({
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