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Today we did the minor upgrade of some packages which includes upgrading vue-i18n from 11.1.5 to 11.1.7. We quickly realized this broke our app due to an error. This error was introduced in 11.1.6 called DUPLICATE_USE_I18N_CALLING.
I looked at the documentation for local/global scopes and read the new test that was included for this error, but I don't get why this suddenly warrants an error. We never had any issues implementing it this way, and I have no idea what 'duplicate i18n calls' we could possibly remove. The error comes from our login-page which has its own translations, so yes, I do want multiple local-scoped i18n uses. The login-page has one, the layout that surrounds it has one, and probably many more because they have their own locally scoped translations.
What logic am I missing? What does 'Please don't call it on local scope' even mean?
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Hi there,
Today we did the minor upgrade of some packages which includes upgrading vue-i18n from 11.1.5 to 11.1.7. We quickly realized this broke our app due to an error. This error was introduced in 11.1.6 called DUPLICATE_USE_I18N_CALLING.
v11.1.5...v11.1.6
I looked at the documentation for local/global scopes and read the new test that was included for this error, but I don't get why this suddenly warrants an error. We never had any issues implementing it this way, and I have no idea what 'duplicate i18n calls' we could possibly remove. The error comes from our login-page which has its own translations, so yes, I do want multiple local-scoped i18n uses. The login-page has one, the layout that surrounds it has one, and probably many more because they have their own locally scoped translations.
What logic am I missing? What does 'Please don't call it on local scope' even mean?
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