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Vue-i18n Parameter Replacement Issue: $t Function Not Replacing Parameters in Message String #1627
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const messages = {
en: {
message: {
hello: "Hello {0} world"
}
}
};
$t("message.hello", {'0': "my" })
The expected output needs to be "Hello my world"
But I am getting a string "Hello world"
The same example works fine if I do it like this
const messages = {
en: {
message: {
hello: "Hello {item} world"
}
}
};
$t("message.hello", {'item': "my" })
The version I am on is 9.6.4
Am I doing anything wrong? I tried the same with the version 8.22.3 and it is working fine.
Expected behavior
The code below
const messages = {
en: {
message: {
hello: "Hello {0} world"
}
}
};
$t("message.hello", {'0': "my" })
should return Hello my world not Hello world
Reproduction
Create a message string with parameter name {0} and then try to replace the parameter with the value something like
{'0': "my" }
System Info
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