Method loadProject

lib/models/package-info-cache/index.js:165–201

* Process the root directory of a project, given a * Project object (we need the object in order to find the internal addons). * _readPackage takes care of the general processing of the root directory * and common locations for addons, filling the cache with each. Once it * returns, we t

(projectInstance)

   * No copy is made.
   */
  loadProject(projectInstance) {
    logger.info('Loading project at %o...', projectInstance.root);

    let pkgInfo = this._readPackage(projectInstance.root, projectInstance.pkg, true);

    // NOTE: the returned val may contain errors, or may contain
    // other packages that have errors. We will try to process
    // things anyway.
    if (!pkgInfo.processed) {
      this.projects.push(projectInstance);

      // projects are a bit different than standard addons, in that they have
      // possibly a CLI addon and internal addons. Add those now.
      pkgInfo.project = projectInstance;

      if (projectInstance.cli && projectInstance.cli.root) {
        logger.info('Reading package for "ember-cli": %o', projectInstance.cli.root);
        pkgInfo.cliInfo = this._readPackage(projectInstance.cli.root);
      }

      // add any internal addons in the project. Since internal addons are
      // optional (and only used some of the time anyway), we don't want to
      // create a PackageInfo unless there is really a directory at the
      // suggested location. The created addon may internally have errors,
      // as with any other PackageInfo.
      projectInstance.supportedInternalAddonPaths().forEach((internalAddonPath) => {
        if (getRealDirectoryPath(internalAddonPath)) {
          logger.info('Reading package for internal addon: %o', internalAddonPath);
          pkgInfo.addInternalAddon(this._readPackage(internalAddonPath));
        }
      });

      this._resolveDependencies();
    }

    return pkgInfo;
  }

  /**
   * To support the project.reloadPkg method, we need the ability to flush