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changed restrictions for {user} {until}
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Jun 1, 2022 at 23:45
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.
Jun 6, 2022 at 14:12
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?
Jun 7, 2022 at 21:17
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 😊
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