Disable warnings for fallback to root locale

vue & vue-i18n version

2.2.6, 6.0.0

Steps to reproduce

Use the example for component locales

What is Expected?

No warning in developer console

What is actually happening?

[vue-i18n] Value of key 'message.greeting' is not a string!
[vue-i18n] Fall back to translate the keypath 'message.greeting' with root locale.

My use case for component locales is as follows:

• Commonly used words are global locales (firstname, lastname, …)
• Each page in my SPA ships with its own component locales (benefits from code splitting: only load locales for the current page)
• The page component uses both global and component locales

Right now I get warnings whenever I use a global locale. They go away when compiling for production, but it is still annoying as it interrupts the development process. Can you please provide a way to disable these warnings?

[dnomak]

In case of someone need it

new VueI18n({
  locale,
  messages,
  silentTranslationWarn: true
})

[alexandremagro]

In my opinion, if fallbackRoot is false and value of key was not found, it’s should warning, and is returned the key, as documented.

If fallbackRoot is true, the warning should only be triggered if the key value is not found, neither in the current locale, nor in root locale.