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Describe the bug
The output PO file has comments with a leading period:
#. Your free trial will end on August 6th and will not renew.
#: src/components/routes/billing/Status/Status.tsx:56
msgid "and will not renew."
msgstr ""
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior, possibly with minimal code sample, e.g:
import { t } from "@lingui/macro"
consDescribe the issue
The sort button is always the same (sort-ascending) after the page is loaded.
I already tried
- I've read and searched the documentation.
- I've searched for similar issues in this repository.
Steps to reproduce the behavior
- Go to any page with the sort button
- Click the sort button
- See that the order is changed but
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Search result count
Search result count is 10.
How can i set the pagesize on user side
If the locale is set using this.translocoLocaleService.setLocale(locale) (or default) it is overwritten the moment this.translocoService.setActiveLang(lang); is called.
Because of the https://github.com/ngneat/transloco/blob/master/projects/ngneat/transloco-locale/src/lib/transloco-locale.service.ts
translocoService.langChanges$ subscription.
There is no property or config to disable
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The Problem
The initialization of svelte-i18n sets the preferred language in a global variable.
While this is acceptable for client, it is not acceptable for the server (with SSR).
The server might be async, in which it can proccess at the same time both request for one language and a request for other language.
However, as far as I can see, setting a new locale will override the existin
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Currently TimeFormat takes a template argument to specify the Calendar but this is only strictly necessary for DateFormat and DateTimeFormat. Removing it requires a bit of care with the data import from CLDR, because the time data there is currently packaged per calendar.
Also, TimeFormat and DateTimeFormat share code for loading time data, but the locale used for DateTimeFormat
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as we have multi-users using the dashboard in a multi-user single redis instance environment.
connection persistence will leave all the users see the connection.
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Following the doc I expect to be able to use a
Intl.DateTimeFormatinside the$dfunction the same way I do with$n. But $d only accept string key and object format isn't supported.For exemple :
$d(new Date(), { year: 'numeric' })But it doesn't work and I have to define all the formats in the config first.It co