Since 0.1.7 Compilation Failure

[iammerrick]

MessageFormat appears to be compiling a global function "p" that doesn't exist in the outputted file? This wasn't a problem before but recently started showing up in our builds.

(function(){ window.i18n || (window.i18n = {}) 
var MessageFormat = { locale: {} };
MessageFormat.locale.en=function(n){return n===1?"one":"other"}
window.i18n["admin"]["page"] = function(d){return p(d,"count",0,"en",{"one":"Page","other":"Pages"})}

Any idea as to what that global p function could be?

[SlexAxton]

Yea. I think as you mentioned in #34 this is almost definitely because of the recent changes. /cc @eemeli

Perhaps just stay on 1.6.x until we get that worked out. All the good bug fixes were there. The only thing you're missing out on is positional arguments instead of named ones (and generated file size improvements).

[iammerrick]

@SlexAxton I think it is because of the grunt plugin I was using circumvented the CLI which consequently misses out on the messageformat.include.js Not your guys fault but a combination of a loosely tied version between grunt-messageformat and messageformat.

[SlexAxton]

Ah, you wanna close this one and open an issue on grunt-messageformat, or you think it's specific to you?

[iammerrick]

It is definetly not your guys fault, just took me a bit to discover that. semver pain. Thanks for the awesome work.