In the latest version of Discourse, outlet arguments can be accessed as top-level arguments to your connector components. In a template, that means that @outletArgs.foo can be replaced with @foo. In Glimmer Component JS, this.args.outletArgs.foo can be replaced with this.args.foo. The old @outletA…

Pardon my ignorance, but where do you access these args? In a connector .gjs file? Or in a renderInOutlet?

There are two ways to render a connector component into a plugin outlet. One is to place your component in /connectors/{outlet-name}/my-connector.gjs (or a .js/.hbs combo). The other way is to author your component elsewhere, and call api.renderInOutlet("{outlet-name}", MyConnectorComponent) In bo…

@outletArgs are now available as top-level arguments

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merefield (Robert) June 18, 2025, 11:17am 2

Much more consistent

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@outletArgs are now available as top-level arguments

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