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The notification bar contains an extra dot, at least in English (UK) UI, when user activates a patch. See the screenshot below in the additional information section.
STEPS TO REPRODUCE
Have a patch installed
Activate the patch
Take a look at the notification bar
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
… text, because the (original) initial message `Patch %1 activated.` (line 278) is either extended by `, ` (line 280) and `some service(s) should be restarted.` (line 281), or concluded with `.` (line 284).
Fixes#466
Olf0
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Nov 24, 2024
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Thank you for your bug report.
Yes, this looks like a simple oversight, because the logic is already there. Also, when ", some service(s) should be restarted." is not appended, this notification should ultimately become wrongly concluded with an additional full stop, resulting in "Patch %1 activated..".
Not only the en-GB translation is affected, all translations are, because the string "Patch %1 activated." (including the superfluous full stop) is the phrase displayed at Transifex for translation: Consequently all maintained translations include this superfluous full stop, except for one (either accidentally or by understanding, but then not opening an issue).
SailfishOS VERSION (Settings → About product → Build): 4.6.0.15
HARDWARE (Settings → About product → Manufacturer & Product name): Sony Xperia 10 V
PATCHMANAGER VERSION (Settings → Patchmanager → <Top pulley> → About): 3.2.11
BUG DESCRIPTION
The notification bar contains an extra dot, at least in English (UK) UI, when user activates a patch. See the screenshot below in the additional information section.
STEPS TO REPRODUCE
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: