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hl extract keeps more FormatJS/react-intl messages that 1.12.1 dropped: numeric and Unicode defineMessages keys, wrapped and optional calls, static concatenations and array defaultMessage values, and JSX / FormattedHTMLMessage children. Dynamic leftovers such as ("Hello ") + name stay unextracted. hl run --max-translations keeps SRX sibling spans together so a limit cannot write a mixed translated/source sentence. View the GitHub release · Full changelog

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Breaking changes

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Features

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Fixes

  • Extract numeric and computed defineMessages keys (unquoted decimals, quoted numbers, separators, hex/binary/octal/bigint), Unicode identifiers including combining marks, satisfies / type arguments, wrapping parentheses, and optional / non-null formatMessage calls.
  • Join static concatenations and string arrays into defaultMessage, including parenthesized "Hello " + "world" and JSX attribute arrays. Skip leftover dynamic concat (("Hello ") + name) instead of treating the quoted prefix as a complete message.
  • Use JSX children as defaultMessage for FormattedMessage and FormattedHTMLMessage, decode HTML entities, and ignore render-prop children. Attribute defaultMessage still wins over children.
  • Make hl run --max-translations treat SRX sibling spans (key#srx.0, key#srx.1, …) as one unit so a cut cannot flush a target with some spans translated and the rest still source text.

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Performance

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Tests

  • Extract catalog coverage for numeric keys, FormatJS call/value shapes, leftover concat rejection, combining-mark keys, and identifier-boundary false positives.
  • SRX max-translations sibling atomicity on planning and writeback.

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Maintenance

None.