Benedict Etzel

Yeah, we ran into the same issue for out project. The problem is that the scanner now uses a full-blown ES6 parser instead of the primitive RegExp. The parser breaks...

I think especially if you use Typescript, the solution is pretty simple (you don't need a babel transform): Just run Typescript itself over your codebase and let it deal with...

@Tsury Are you on [v2.6.4](https://github.com/i18next/i18next-scanner/releases)? It was released yesterday and fixes components inside JSX props.

We've added e1a840bff7e80d6d21d2f7cc033876eabf97fa82 to skip these for now with a warning, so at least bundles containing these files can be loaded. Obviously it would be nicer if we actually fix...

That would bump the Django dependency up to 3.1 immediately, which is LTS until early 2022 (and I'm still using in production). Maybe a conditional import for now?

I'm not sure this is even possible, as we don't reference these via `ForeignKey` fields. Not sure what the inverse lookup would look like.

For future reference: https://medium.com/@adamhooper/fonts-in-node-canvas-bbf0b6b0cabf

Looking into this, I still think that `warning_inside` is the correct bus for GPWS and altitude callouts, as on the A320 those sounds are not emitted through the headsets, but...

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> by pressing the call buttons, the pilot can reduce this length of time, thus speeding up the cabin, however, this can only be done once to prevent people spamming...