This release updates the React peer dependency to React 0.14 and drops support for React 0.13. It's doesn't work out too well for React-based libraries to try and support 0.13 and 0.14 with the React package changes.
This feature release updates React Intl's dependency on react to support 0.11.2 up to 1.0.0 (#79), has updated locale data to fix zh-Hant (#78) plus adds support for new locales, adds select-ordinal argument support to messages, and allows a "now" date to be specified on <FormattedRelative> (#94).
React 0.13+ Support
React Intl has a hard dependency on React, but stays on the happy path in terms of which React features are used. The React team has also been great with their back-compat support, so we feel confident on the change to allow React Intl to automatically opt-into all future 0.x React releases.
There's a good discussion in #79 about whether we should move React to peerDependencies. What we've concluded is that the current situation of with this React Intl's dependency on React not being flexible enough to work with future React releases is temporary — It's a symptom of React being in a 0.x major version. Once React moves to 1.x this problem goes away; but for the time being we're confident in treating React's 0.x version as if it were 1.x.
Updated Locale Data
This release has vastly improved locale data in the following ways:
Added locale data for all leaf locales which differ from their root locale's data; e.g. "zh-Hant-TW" is not the same as "zh".
Properly de-duplicate data for all CLDR locales by correctly traversing a locale's hierarchy of ancestor locales.
Added data for the following languages:
aa, agq, bas, bh, ckb, dav, dje, dsb, dua, dv, dyo, ebu, ewo, guw, guz, hsb, ia, in, iu, iw, jbo, ji, jv, jw, kaj, kam, kcg, khq, ki, kln, kok, ksf, ku, lb, lu, luo, luy, mer, mfe, mgh, mo, mua, nah, nmg, no, nqo, nus, ny, pap, prg, qu, rn, rw, sbp, sh, sma, smi, smj, smn, sms, swc, syr, tk, tl, twq, vai, wa, wo, yav, yi, zgh
Added selectordinal Support for Messages
This release adds support for selectordinal arguments in messages, which are just like plural arguments, expect the ordinal pluralization rules are used; e.g., to display which birthday your about to have:
It's my {year, selectordinal,
one {#st}
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