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The 286 strings could be around 100-150-ish if the redundant duplicates or sometimes quadruplicates could be removed. For example "Take the ramp on the left" is there six times.
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Yes, it is quite a lot. Unfortunately, we do need some of this flexibility in order to accommodate languages that have different words for on-ramps versus off-ramps (#272) and the presence of “onto” or “towards” prepositional phrases. If you select multiple messages in Transifex or apply filters, you can perform batch find-and-replace operations to lessen the workload.
When we explored localization formats in #19, we had only a few formats to choose from, not all of them supported well by Transifex. I do wonder whether we would’ve made the same decision had Mozilla’s Fluent been available at the time.
The 286 strings could be around 100-150-ish if the redundant duplicates or sometimes quadruplicates could be removed. For example "Take the ramp on the left" is there six times.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: