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@justinclift the build is broken on this branch for me.

CMakeFiles/DB Browser for SQLite.dir/build.make:1652: *** missing separator.  Stop.
CMakeFiles/Makefile2:69: recipe for target 'CMakeFiles/DB Browser for SQLite.dir/all' failed
make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles/DB Browser for SQLite.dir/all] Error 2
Makefile:149: recipe for target 'all' failed

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Small improvement shipped together.

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Ouch, I'll take a look later. It sounds like something which might be BSD specific.

Is this translation good to merge as-is though? It seems ok here, from looking over it visually.

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Judging by the Git diff, yes, it is done and will not need any changes. Maybe we should create an issue for it.

Why BSD-specific? I am not running BSD here. Also, master works (built from scratch). Rebuilding v3.9.x now to get a better idea, but I am not tracking the project as closely as you are and I may not know what caused the issue. I may, if I have the time, bisect it from v3.9.x. If you need that, tell me.

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Ahhh sorry. I mis-remembered you as running BSD. 😄

Which OS are you on? I'll merge the translation now too btw.

@justinclift justinclift merged commit f68e293 into sqlitebrowser:v3.9.x Oct 2, 2016
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@justinclift Let me create an issue with as much information as I can provide later.

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Thanks. 😄

@bernardosulzbach bernardosulzbach deleted the pt-br-update branch October 14, 2018 20:07
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