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This reverts commit 2fdf9e1.
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Summary of ChangesHello, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request performs a revert of a prior change that modified a German translation string. Specifically, it restores the original wording for a payment button label, ensuring consistency with the intended terminology. Highlights
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This pull request reverts a change to a German translation key, changing the verb from 'kaufen' (to buy) back to 'zahlen' (to pay). My review points out that this re-introduces a linguistic inconsistency with another related translation key, which could affect user experience. I've recommended aligning these terms for better clarity.
| "payButton": "Kaufen", | ||
| "payButton.redirecting": "Umleiten…", | ||
| "payButton.with": "%{value} mit %{maskedData} kaufen", | ||
| "payButton.with": "%{value} mit %{maskedData} zahlen", |
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This change to 'zahlen' (to pay) introduces a linguistic inconsistency with the payButton label ('Kaufen' - to buy) on line 2. The main call to action is 'Buy', while the more specific action becomes 'Pay with...'. For a better user experience, these labels should be consistent, as they are in the English translations which use 'Pay' for both. Please consider aligning these terms, for example by changing payButton to 'Bezahlen' in a follow-up.
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@ScottiBR you haven't explained why we are reverting this. (Presumably so we can handle it with 2 different keys like mobile do? i.e depending on whether there is an amount or not? |
Reverts #3863