Support any number of arguments

nathanbuchar commented 8 years ago

More robust argument handler. Now you can define any number of arguments to replace placeholders in the formatted string. Previously this was capped at six.
```
invariant(false, '%s %s %s ... %s', 'one', 'two', 'three', ... 'n');
// => 'one two three ... n'
```
Like console.log, if the value for a placeholder is undefined, it won't try to populate the placeholder.

Now:
```
invariant(false, '%s %s', 'one');
// => 'one %s'
```
Previously:
```
invariant(false, '%s %s', 'one');
// => 'one undefined'
```

zertosh commented 7 years ago

Thanks! But I don't think it's worth the perf loss.

nathanbuchar commented 7 years ago

Could just use ES6 ...args now anyway, heh :p

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