If you are passing a promiseArray to the #each helper to generate options, the ember-chosen component will initiate before any promises resolve and the chosen dropdown will be empty. I made a quick and dirty fix that allows passing the promiseArray into the component and waits for it to resolve before initializing. This seems like a poor solution but does work. Is this something that should be supported? Maybe any promises we need should be resolved in the route before passing it into the template. However it would be a useful feature to support. With hasMany async relationships this is a common situation.
If you are passing a promiseArray to the #each helper to generate options, the ember-chosen component will initiate before any promises resolve and the chosen dropdown will be empty. I made a quick and dirty fix that allows passing the promiseArray into the component and waits for it to resolve before initializing. This seems like a poor solution but does work. Is this something that should be supported? Maybe any promises we need should be resolved in the route before passing it into the template. However it would be a useful feature to support. With hasMany async relationships this is a common situation.