💼 This rule is enabled in the ✅ recommended config.
Do not use this.attrs.
In the run-up to Ember 2.0, several blog articles were written about using this.attrs but this feature has never been documented as a public API. Typically people use attrs to denote properties and methods as having been "passed" in to a component and bare names as properties local to the component. This is useful and some iteration of Ember will have this built into the programming model, but for now we should not use attrs.
In JavaScript we typically prefix "private" things with _. If you want to create this notion in a component, we can leverage this long standing convention. Things that are local are technically private as a component's scope is isolated so marking them with _ makes sense semantically. Passed items can use the bare name, as they are effectively public/protected methods and properties.
Examples of incorrect code for this rule:
const name = this.attrs.name;Examples of correct code for this rule:
// Prefix private properties with _
const name = this._name;