Deprecation warning for camelCase event names cannot be suppressed

https://github.com/ngVue/ngVue/blob/bb89707ae1d9fc81d0405676ab1140cd15a1c22b/src/index.js#L63

This warning was introduced in #83 - however, it cannot be suppressed.

A common pattern is to use NodeJS-style environment variables which can be configured in webpack:

if (process && process.env && process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development'`) {
   logger.warn('Be sure to do these things before this project is shipped')
} else {
   // be silent
}

https://webpack.js.org/plugins/environment-plugin/

Reproduce:

(1) Include ngVue in a productionized project, either using a <script> tag or importing using ES6 modules.

Expected:

• No deprecation warning occurs merely by including the code

Actual:

• Deprecation warning occurs merely by including the code.

[jaredmcateer]

Ah I see the problem, I assumed that BABEL_ENV was just some alias/polyfill for variables like NODE_ENV when using Babel, but I actually have to set BABEL_ENV=test in my env variables even though we don’t use it.

[nicolaspayot]

@scottmmjackson yes you’re totally right! Thanks for the PR. I’ll review it right away.