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Fix pluralizations of models on admin page #2354
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Oh I guess I should link #2357 to this. (I wouldn't mind leaving these pluralizations as tiny changes for people to learn how to contribute with, but I think I can find more minor issues eventually.) |
Hello! Is this still an existing issue? |
Yes, please feel free to address it if you'd like. I dropped the ball |
Ofcourse. I'm stuck on something else at the moment, so I will start this tomorrow when I have time (I also need time to read through the docs/readme's to make sure I'm doing this right, as I'm pretty new). :D |
@milescalabresi Do you happen to have a list of which ones are/are not completed? Or would you prefer me to just go through each one and check? |
I don't, sorry. I remember them being pretty easy to notice, though. |
Erm, I understand what must be done here, but I have no good way to test this (I have a win box only right now). I spent the last day or so trying to get this to run, but I think I'm going to have to decline this due to not having a proper testing environment available for it, sorry :C |
Kind of related to #1321, but at least we should tell Django that (for example) the plural of "category" is "categories". I don't think Meta class changes would require database migrations or anything of that sort? Basically just do this: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/ref/models/options/#verbose-name-plural
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