Alec Fenichel

> However this beta is not marked as latest, so any other addons that require ESA won't work You can use `ember-simple-auth-token` with versions of `ember-simple-auth` that are not marked...

> `ember-simple-auth-token` is calling for the latest 3.x version. It is not calling for the **latest** version of 3.x. It is calling for **any** version of 3.x that matches `^3.0.0`....

When using `ember-simple-auth-token`, you should not be explicitly installing `ember-simple-auth`.

`ember-simple-auth-token` depends on `ember-simple-auth`. A compatible version of `ember-simple-auth` is automatically installed when you install `ember-simple-auth-token`.

@Turbo87 Yes, you are correct. You can explicitly install ESA if you want but you need to make sure to install a supported version.

> Please, one of you agree to change your stance. The two addons are at loggerheads, you disagree, and you both say the other is wrong What exactly do we...

@Turbo87 > FWIW https://jubianchi.github.io/semver-check/#/%5E3.0.0/3.1.0-beta.1%20 disagrees with that statement ```js const semver = require('semver'); semver.satisfies('3.1.0-beta.1', '^1.6.0 || ^2.0.0 || ^3.0.0'); // => false semver.satisfies('3.1.0-beta.1', '^1.6.0 || ^2.0.0 || ^3.0.0', { includePrerelease:...

> You are saying that it's wrong to have ESA as a peerDependency, and the user should not install both addons I didn't say this was wrong. I said that...

@BryanCrotaz I will add a note to the `ember-simple-auth-token` readme that says that you should let `ember-simple-auth-token` install ESA or ensure that you are using a version of ESA that...

@Turbo87 What is the recommended version of ESA to use in production at this time?