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Message #08749
Re: [Bug 1422106] Re: Keyword argument should be used in translation strings
> The original string is:
> Command '%s' from package '%s' (%s)
> And the three %s will be replaced by the appropriate command name,
package name and main/universe/multiverse, respectively. So presumably the
error message about missing argument comes when if a translator leave any
of these out.
>
No, component names are untranslatable and should stay that way.
> Or.. are you saying you need more control over the arguments in order to
> rearrange them, because the current order won't make sense in your
> language?
>
> --
This. ^
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1422106
Title:
Keyword argument should be used in translation strings
Status in Ubuntu Translations:
New
Status in command-not-found package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Command-not-found gives such a result in Turkish:
'kar' paketinden 'sra-toolkit' komutu (universe)
'ken' paketinden 'filters' komutu (universe)
'key' paketinden 'donkey' komutu (universe)
Package and command needs to be swapped in Turkish translation.
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