Brady Vercher

It could definitely use some attention, but everything has been pretty stable on the API front for awhile, so I'm not opposed to releasing it on WP.org.

Yeah, it'd require serving it internally. My concern was eliminating the dependence on the GitHub servers if they are unavailable, but like you mentioned, that would eliminate the benefits of...

I'm not sure there is a sensible fallback route if it fails initially. It'd be easy to test if the option is empty any any point, so it could be...

Good points. So we'll just attempt to prime on activation and not worry about the edge case.

I have a couple of private Gists for testing, but it'd be ideal to set up a better one to use explicitly for the readme examples and it could double...

The PHP code really is a bit of a mess and it would probably require a decent bit of duplication/refactoring to make that work. Could you use the [processPot](https://github.com/cedaro/grunt-wp-i18n/blob/develop/docs/makepot.md#optionsprocesspot) callback...

Yeah, that example is a little complex without being familiar with the code, but that variable is an object representation of the POT file created by the gettext-parser module. The...

Hi @ngocphamm, duplicate strings should already be removed from the generated POT file if your'e using this module. Let me know if you're seeing duplicates after running it, though.

Hmm, I'm not sure about that one. That first entry is the name of the plugin from the header in your main plugin file. The second entry comes from that...

If the header is being disambiguated with context, then even `msguniq` should treat them as separate strings. For example, you can try adding a call to `_x( 'My Plugin Name',...