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maltejur
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@milotype sorry I didn't see this before. I see the problem. I don't think weblate has something "built-in" for plural forms of strings, so I don't know what to do here. Do you have some ideas what to do in this case? Also have strings for two and three commits? 2 years ago |
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Don't use separate strings for singular and plural forms.
This example: singular string: "1 commit" plural string: "{numberCommits} commits"
Many languages need more than just two forms ...
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@milotype sorry I didn't see this before. I see the problem. I don't think weblate has something "built-in" for plural forms of strings, so I don't know what to do here. Do you have some ideas what to do in this case? Also have strings for two and three commits?
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@maltejur, actually, Weblate does have that, but I've no idea of how to implement it. I've seen it in other Weblate projects.
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@maltejur, actually, Weblate does have that, but I've no idea of how to implement it. I've seen it in other Weblate projects.
2 years ago