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Describe the bug
Extracting messages that occurs in several places in the code results in an entry containing all references on a dedicated line:
#: js/chart/HistoryChart.tsx:74
#: js/chart/LiveChart.tsx:77
msgid "Loading chart…"
msgstr ""Expected behavior
Extracting messages that occurs in several places in the code should result in an entry containing all reference
Problem:
The translator sometimes does not make correct spaces around tags. For example:
<p>Click on the links<a href="...">here</a>or<a href="...">here</a>.</p>
Solution suggestion:
Create new quality check. Logic like:
- if tag: a, strong, b, i, ...
- and if following chars are before or after the tag: \p{L}
- then show a failed check
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When I convert a model into a JSON string, the translatable attributes are shown in the raw format (object containing all the different translations). I would expect for it to return the translation string based on the current app locale.
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Hello,
I'm using vue-i18n on my nuxt app with typescript.
I have a simple question :
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