Norwegian translation - #201
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Hmm, complicated. From the ISO side, no – inclusive code But I'm not sure how Android maps those. |
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CI is failing, there's some issues in the xml. Please push updates and keep a look on the CI report here. |
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The CI report claims that a "resources" element is unclosed, despite how I can see that it indeed is closed (Lines 1 and 108 in the strings.xml). It's written in the Bokmål standard, which rules out "nn". While I presume that both "no" and "nb" can be used, I suppose you could use "nb" for safety's sake? |
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I have not tried it, but maybe I could just symlink values-no and values-nn to values-nb in the meantime, so there's no fallback to English. |
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Here's the problem: You are closing string twice, and it now matches the |
Seeing if removing an empty line at the bottom will fix the CI issue.
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Ah. I see. Brb. |
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Note that is says: It seems there's only your name in it? That looks weird in the about view. |
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I think I should've got it right by now. I hope. |
Codecov Report
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## master #201 +/- ##
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+ Coverage 27.71% 27.72% +0.01%
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Files 25 25
Lines 1761 1760 -1
Branches 213 213
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Hits 488 488
+ Misses 1256 1255 -1
Partials 17 17
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I created a Norwegian translation for DNS66, based on what I could see of how the other translations on GitHub did it.
Note: Language ISO codes for Norwegian are slightly messy, so I wasn't sure whether to name the folder "values-nb" or "values-no" in order for the translation to be used for Norwegian Android users.