If the translation sources contain strings instead of identifiers the dumper builds invalid constant names.
"The passwords don't match.": "Die Passwörter stimmen nicht überein."
"Your password should be at least {{ limit }} characters.": "Ihr Passwort sollte mindestens {limit} Zeichen lang sein."
results in
export const THE_PASSWORDS_DON'T_MATCH. = {"id":"The passwords don't match.","translations":{"validators+intl-icu":{"en":"The passwords don't match.","de":"Die Passw\u00f6rter stimmen nicht \u00fcberein."}}};
export const YOUR_PASSWORD_SHOULD_BE_AT_LEAST_{{_LIMIT_}}_CHARACTERS. = {"id":"Your password should be at least {{ limit }} characters.","translations":{"validators+intl-icu":{"en":"Your password should be at least {limit} characters.","de":"Ihr Passwort sollte mindestens {limit} Zeichen lang sein."}}};
Are messages as IDs not supported or is this a bug?
If bug, should the IDs be run through e.g. AsciiSlugger?
If the translation sources contain strings instead of identifiers the dumper builds invalid constant names.
results in
Are messages as IDs not supported or is this a bug? If bug, should the IDs be run through e.g.
AsciiSlugger
?