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Add "updated on %date" text to each filter list #313

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Mikey1993 opened this Issue · 9 comments

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@Mikey1993

Would be good to know when each of the lists was updated.
This will also help in some false positives situations as I had in #303.

@ialexsilva

Add a tooltip: last update date: %date%

@Mikey1993

Yeah, I agree that with the current UI, tooltip is a better approach IMHO.

@SW1FT

This would be great, I've thought about this as well a while ago.

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@gorhill gorhill this fixes #313 e7479dd
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@gorhill

For translators:

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@alejandrolemus

Why not add updated or last update: before those strings? Would be easier to know what it means, IMO.

@gorhill

I want to be able to reuse these strings elsewhere too, which I won't be able if I make them specific. I am completely unsure whether Last update: {{ago}} works for all languages.

@alejandrolemus

Maybe you could define Last update and {{x units ago}} as separate strings, and in this specific case build the tooltip from both? That way they are still independent and reusable (Last update seems like it could come handy in other situations, too).
Not that this is a really important issue, just trying to contribute with options here. Anyways, I would say that in Spanish Last update: {{ago}} would work just fine.

@Bushido1

In Estonian [b]Last update: {{ago}}[/b] is good also and more understandable.

@gorhill

Ok I will add a new string, Last update: {{ago}}, then translators can pick whatever is best, and if ever there is a language for which no meaningful translation can be found, then a translator can fall back on {{ago}}, which will give same result as it is now.

@gorhill gorhill added a commit that referenced this issue
@gorhill gorhill github #313, crowdin issue 252799 afa08ca
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@gorhill gorhill this fixes #313 b51e951
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