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As first noted on Slack 2023-08-15 by @sambapete, it seems when previewing the type of problems some strings may not be properly identified for translations.
For instance, in src/editors/data/constants/problem.js, there are no indications that "Specify one or more correct numeric answers, submitted in a response field." would be translated.
There is also no corresponding section in Transifex.
(Side bug: all "Learn more" links point edx.readthedocs.io.)
This repository is also up for inclusion in the Atlas (aka OEP-58) pilot (as is frontend-app-communications) , as opposed to pursuing the usual edx-transifex-bot route.
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This issue has been fixed as far as the Communications MFE is concerned. The solution has been done by adding an atlas pull argument to the Makefile building step:
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[frontend-lib-content-components] Localization issues
[editors] Localization issues - strings not marked for translation
Aug 29, 2024
Description
(This has a sister issue, openedx/frontend-app-communications#148, and both are being tackled simultaneously via openedx/wg-translations#16.)
As first noted on Slack 2023-08-15 by @sambapete, it seems when previewing the type of problems some strings may not be properly identified for translations.
For instance, in
src/editors/data/constants/problem.js
, there are no indications that "Specify one or more correct numeric answers, submitted in a response field." would be translated.There is also no corresponding section in Transifex.
(Side bug: all "Learn more" links point edx.readthedocs.io.)
Solution space
The owning team has been contacted via one of the project's wiki pages.
This repository is also up for inclusion in the Atlas (aka OEP-58) pilot (as is frontend-app-communications) , as opposed to pursuing the usual edx-transifex-bot route.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: