While going through plurals in Slovenian translations I have noticed some keys that have plural enabled, but I do not see %{count}, so it is hard to understand how they are used.
Does not make sense to have number for this, right?
There was a number in this string before it was changed to “right now”. Looks like we forgot to remove the plural.
I’m quite sure that happens for byte and it’s quite likely that the same thing happens for the others as well. I’ll check it out when I have some time.
I’m not sure. It certainly doesn’t make sense for English and German. Maybe other languages need it? I guess using pluralization doesn’t hurt in this case.
It’s shown in user profiles. If the user belongs to one group it shows “Group <group_name>” and if the user belongs to more than one it shows “Groups <group_name1>, <group_name2>, …”
I’ll remove the pluralization in an upcoming commit.
This is kind of a special case because the numbers are shown above the text.
The actual number isn’t shown, but the button text changes depending on the number of flags.
No, the admin panel uses admin_js.admin.users.nav.new for the navigation item shown in your screenshot.
Those are used as page title and are visible in the browser tab. Values for %{filter} are “Latest”, “Unread”, “New”, “Read”, “My Posts” and “Bookmarks”. The last 3 values aren’t visible by default.
So, for js.filters.with_topics you get titles like “Latest topics”, “Unread topics”,… js.filters.with_category is used when the filter is applied to a category and leads to titles like “Latest support topics” or “New support topics”.
While looking at this I noticed that we still have translations for the old “Hot” filter. I’ll remove those strings unless I find a place where this stuff is still used.