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Sorry, if I was not clear. The new string is only in master (7.5 is in sstring/UI freeze) and the message is a heads-up for the next release.

Weblate reflects 7.5, so please wait a few days until the new string shows up. The key id is generated when the code variable is transferred, I don't know what it will be. I suggest to search for " — ".

On 17.01.23 14:48, Cristian Secară wrote:
În data de Tue, 17 Jan 2023 10:40:11 +0100, Heiko Tietze a scris:

With the latest patch [1] for bug 146638 [2] the localizable string
STR_EMDASH_SEPARATOR was introduced. [...]

Translators can adjust this string to any other text. But please mind
the spaces before and after the separator!

How can this string be found ? (KeyID ?)

Cristi


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