cheeaun/phanpy

Title "Post" not translated in several languages

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Site

phanpy.dtalens.com

Version

2024.10.13.f85cf225

Instance

mastodon.dtalens.com

Browser

  • Firefox 131.0.2 (64 bits) in Ubuntu 24.04
  • Chrome 129.0.6668.100 in Ubuntu 24.04

Bug description

String: #: src/pages/status.jsx:567

The title "Post" is not translated into Catalan and other languages, "Post" always appears when the translated word should appear. Also, the last translation of this string doesn't update correctly because "Publica" keeps appearing when "Publicació" should appear.

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SadmL commented

Just noticed, in Russian too, I guess it is not language specific problem

SadmL commented

Updated to 71a694b, I think that this string need to be separate one, because, for example, in Russian "Post" have several means - "post" and for this case "publish". And Post header is means "Publish" now. So...
(same thing is actual for "following" but that another story)

@SadmL sorry, this has to be separate from which "Post"? 71a694b refers to "Post" heading which should be same as the "Post" title. The other "Post" is in the composer which has a different ID and context of "Submit button in composer".

SadmL commented

@cheeaun
Yeah, I understand. Hm... Me need to check Crowdin in that case.

SadmL commented

@cheeaun
Checked. I mean that Title "Post" needed to be separated from existent "Post" (src/components/compose.jsx:1498) which means "Submit button in composer" which was presented on original message. I didn't see any other strings for "Post".

src/components/compose.jsx:1498 - now translated as "publish" in Russian, which now is appeared as Title of "Post" instead actual needed "Post" translation.
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SadmL commented

@cheeaun
I've added translation on Crowdin for new "Post" string

SadmL commented

@cheeaun
Can you do same for "Following"? This (и/а) looks eh for action...
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@SadmL question, how about the "Following" timeline? (it's same as "Home" timeline but not called "Home" when it's in multi-column mode). Would it be the same as (people) or (action) context? Or another different context?

Screenshot 2024-10-14 at 8 10 36 PM

SadmL commented

@cheeaun
I think I can translate this as "people" context.
I dunno about other languages 🙃

SadmL commented

@cheeaun
I've translated all new stuff. And I hope I've do this right.

SadmL commented

@cheeaun
All good 👍

It's solved, thanks @cheeaun