Remove :rescue_format option for translate helper#20019
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As for deprecation notice - it shows for anyone using this flag since I18n v0.5.1 that was included in Rails 3.0.6. |
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Remove :rescue_format option for translate helper
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:rescue_formatis not documented, it's not working in I18n and support for it was removed with Rails 4.1.0.This pull request removes leftovers from that time - two tests that were always passing, one old test name and flag that was working in nearly exact the same way as passing
:raiseflag.Rails 5.0 is great moment to remove this flag - next time will be probably in two years with 6.x branch since it might be considered as backward-incompatible.