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Android export - missing string parameters #5913
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I can't reproduce this, it exports correctly for me: <string name="login.biometricsSetup.header">Enable %@</string> What Weblate and translate-toolkit versions do you use? |
Weblate 4.6 |
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Just tried with your versions, and it still works fine for me. Are there any non-printable characters in the iOS string? What exact steps you do to trigger this? |
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We do not experience this issue anymore. Android strings now contain iOS style parameters. |
We have weblate project where core file in repo is in iOS (string) format.
We are using string substitutes in translations (%@) and when we try to export string to Android file, it does not do conversion to Android format neither have the original substite. It simply dissapears.
P.e. the iOS string
"login.biometricsSetup.header" = "Enable %@";
Is exported to android as
<string name="login.biometricsSetup.header">Enable</string>
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