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changed restrictions for {user} {until}
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Transifex, Aug 16, 2017 at 19:24
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changed restrictions for {user} until {until}
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Fair Dog, Jun 1, 2022 at 23:42
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Fair DogJun 1, 2022 at 23:45Reply
If the string is supposed to say "indefinitely" only, it shouldn't be a variable (or at least translators should be made aware in the string comment). If the string is covering date and time, "until" should be added.
Eager CobraJun 6, 2022 at 14:12Reply
Fair Dog
If the string is supposed to say "indefinitely" only, it shouldn't be a variable (or at least translators should be made aware in the string comment). If the string is covering date and time, "until" should be added.
Such strings should normally substitute {until} with either "indefinitely" or "until Jan 3". This way "until" is present when necessary. Isn't this the case?
Fair DogJun 7, 2022 at 21:17Reply
Eager Cobra
Such strings should normally substitute {until} with either "indefinitely" or "until Jan 3". This way "until" is present when necessary. Isn't this the case?
The screenshot made me question this one. I believe a string description could prove helpful in this case, explaining how the {until} token works 😊