Bump make-plural from 7.4.0 to 8.1.0 in the dependencies group

[dependabot]

Bumps the dependencies group with 1 update: make-plural.

Updates make-plural from 7.4.0 to 8.1.0

Release notes

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make-plural@8.1.0, make-plural-cli@7.4.0, make-plural-compiler@6.1.0

• Support compact notation (#35)

make-plural@8.0.0

• Drop make-plural CommonJS exports (#34)

make-plural@7.5.0

• Update to CLDR v48, adding csw, cv, ie, kok, lld, and sgs locales

Changelog

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8.1.0 (2025-12-29)

• Support compact notation (#35)

8.0.0 (2025-12-28)

⚠ Breaking Changes

• Drop CommonJS exports (#34)

7.5.0 (2025-12-28)

• Update to cldr-core v48 (ddd9aed)

Commits

• 7b4c457 chore: Publish
• ba55f6c feat: Also update .d.ts files for compact notation
• d5c283b Support compact notation (#35)
• 0774ae5 chore: Publish
• ef180a4 feat!: Drop make-plural CommonJS exports (#34)
• ea9dd9f chore: Publish
• ddd9aed feat: Update to cldr-core v48
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[gravitystorm]

@dependabot rebase

[gravitystorm]

This PR is cursed somehow, and I'm not sure why. The changes work fine on my local machine, but consistently fail in CI even after rebasing. So I'm not sure what's going on here. Suggestions welcome.

[pablobm]

I can reproduce running the tests with Docker. It's still fuzzy for me, but I think the JS is failing altogether.

For example, test/system/issues_test.png#test_view_managed_issue fails just after resolving an issue. When I look at the screenshots, I see that everything was ok until the "Resolve" link was clicked. On failure, what the test sees is the development "Routing Error" 404 page complaining that no route matches "[GET] /issues/81/resolve". But that should have been a POST! But it's a "fake" POST triggered from a link with JS, suggesting that the corresponding JS didn't load correctly.

[dependabot]

Looks like make-plural is updatable in another way, so this is no longer needed.

[tomhughes]

So the problem here is that make-plural 8.x has dropped support for anything other then ES6 modules (eemeli/make-plural#34) on the slightly spurious basis that Node can now require an ES6 module which is fine if you're running Node but not so much for loading the code in a browser.

Unfortunately as far I can tell it's completely impossible to use an ES6 module in legacy javascript of the type we use - you can only import a module into another module and none of our top level javascript is currently loaded as a module.

[HolgerJeromin]

Unfortunately as far I can tell it's completely impossible to use an ES6 module in legacy javascript of the type we use - you can only import a module into another module and none of our top level javascript is currently loaded as a module.

Nope.
The dynamic import is working like a charm to load modules even if the current script is a classic script.
I have no idea how this works with the turbo world though.

[tomhughes]

That should work probably, but it will mean publishing a separate js resource for make-plural rather than bundling it in application.js with everything else.

[HolgerJeromin]

I have no idea how the existing bundler will handle my experiment in #6721
Take it as an inspiration :-)