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Import strings from android-l10n #900

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The sync_timeout strings have been removed as part of #791, so they should not be re-added here @Pike

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Pike commented Sep 5, 2019

The sync_timeout strings have been removed as part of #791, so they should not be re-added here @Pike

We merged that in https://github.com/mozilla-l10n/android-l10n/pull/75/files, which isn't part of this import and will only be impacted if we force-sync from Pontoon to android-l10n.

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Can we force sync so that we have the correct strings @Pike @Delphine?

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Pike commented Sep 13, 2019

Can we force sync so that we have the correct strings @Pike @Delphine?

I ended up removing them manually on the android-l10n repo, which pontoon syncs from. force-sync didn't end up doing what we had hoped for.

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Pike commented Sep 13, 2019

Updated the PR.

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Thank you so much @Pike! 🥇

@eliserichards eliserichards merged commit 56c64c6 into mozilla-lockwise:master Sep 17, 2019
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