v4.0.0

• declare a valid SPDX license (no change in license, just in the string representation)
• support apps with podModuleSuffix

See also the release notes for v4.0.0-beta.1, -beta.2, -beta.3, and -beta.4.

v4.0.0-beta.4

• relax ember dependency to >=1.12.0 <1.13.0 || >=1.13.1 <3.0.0, which is "1.12.x, 1.13.x except 1.13.0, and 2.x".

v4.0.0-beta.3

HUGE thanks to @mixonic and @rwjblue for all their help with Ember helpers! This release wouldn't have been possible without that work.

• Support Ember 1.13.1+ and 2.0+. Note this release is not compatible with v1.13.0 and never will be.
• Stop auto-injecting service:i18n into Components, Controllers, and Routes. Clients should instead use i18n: Ember.inject.service() as needed.
• Fix Spanish spelling.
• Fix {{t}} helper with dynamic keys.
• Add locale blueprint
• Use Ember.Helper if available (Ember >= 1.13)
• Use Ember.Service if available (Ember >= 1.13)
• Remove dependency on Ember.EnumerableUtils.map as that will be removed in Ember 2.0.

v4.0.0-beta.2

• add repository to package.json
• use get to look up i18n service
• t macro works without passing an interpolations map
• fix bug in add-translations when there were no existing translations for the locale

v4.0.0-beta.1

Caveats

Ember-I18n v4.0.0-beta.1 is not compatible with Glimmer and Ember 1.13. See the stateful helpers RFC and the helper registration RFC for more information.

Ember-I18n 4.0 is a significant departure from previous versions. It has incorporated many of the ideas from ember-cli-i18n. (See ember-cli-i18n#56 for more information.)

Changes

• Restart project as a native Ember-CLI addon
• Translations now recompute when locale changes
• Move central API to service:i18n, which exposes locale, t, and addTranslations
• Add translationMacro for defining translated computed properties
• Remove eachTranslatedAttribute, TranslateableProperties, and TranslateableAttributes, which are better expressed as computed property macros. (TranslateableAttributes may come back if there's a strong enough use-case.)
• Built-in compiler now applies RTL Unicode markers before marking the result HTML-safe. (Previously, rtl = true broke HTML safety.)

v3.1.1

• TranslateableProperties schedules observer setup in render queue. This ensures it's late enough that other properties have resolved, but early enough to be used when rendering.

v3.1.0

• Add support for I18n.rtl. If this is set to true (it is off by default), every translation will be wrapped in Unicode RTL marker characters.

v3.0.1

• Fix bug: missingMessage only received the translation context the first time. We no longer cache that so messages are contextually relevant.

v3.0.0

• Compatible with Ember 1.x. Notably, compatible with Ember 1.10+, which Ember-I18n 2.9.1 was not.
• Compatible with Handlebars 1.x and 2.x.
• Basic Ember-CLI support. When using Ember-I18n as an Ember-CLI add-on, it installs itself as a Bower dependency and adds i18n.js and i18n-plurals.js to the app.
• Drop built-in support for Handlebars template compilation. Ember-I18n ships with support for very basic Handlebars-style templates like "Hello, {{person.name}}". The template compilation method is part of the public API and can be overridden.
• Built-in translation compiler is more friendly to whitespace within interpolations.
• Drop support for the external CLDR.js definition of pluralization rules. These rules are now included as i18n-plurals.js
• {{t}} helper uses registerBoundHelper. This makes the code smaller and faster. The helper no longer supports passing tagName. The helper no longer obeys the I18N_TRANSLATE_HELPER_SPAN environment flag.
• eachTranslatedAttribute gracefully handles null translation keys
• Drop support for {{translateAttr}}. This helper was unbound. Instead use a sub-expression: <img title="{{unbound (t 'my.img.title')}}>".
• Interpolations are always escaped by default. (This was the intended behavior before, but there were bugs that caused some interpolations to come through unescaped.) Use Ember.Handlebars.SafeString or triple-stache notation to avoid over-escaping.
• TranslateableProperties cleans up translated property observers on destroy
• missingMessage takes the context as well as the translation key so users can generate more contextually-aware "missing template" messages.

v2.9.1

SECURITY PATCH

• Handlebars-less template compiler escapes interpolations by default. Use triple-stache syntax or Ember.Handlebars.SafeString for HTML-safe interpolations.