Ignore faker translations in i18n-js compilation #7305
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I happened to notice that the
translations.json
file generated by i18n-js was ~73K lines long, most of which were due to the translations from the faker gem being included. This was not intentional. I've modified the i18n-js configuration to exclude the gem, bringing the generated file size down to ~2.4K lines.This only affects the development environment, as the faker gem isn't installed in production.
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