Francesco Lodolo
Francesco Lodolo
> The reason is of course math, and the fact that we handle numbers. Sorry but that's not an explanation. Is there a practical reason to forbid identifiers from starting...
> if you want to support math, you have to support substraction operator Where and how we support math in Fluent? I find it concerning that I'm totally unable to...
> We don't support math operations in the current syntax but we did in the past and it's reasonable to protect the syntax assuming we may want to support it...
> p.s. I think an interesting exercise would be to see how many locales changed the string in result of this, and for how many the invalidation was just a...
I've always been a fan of this idea, but with time I've started wondering what's the problem we're trying to solve, and if it's worth the effort. How common is...
Noting that "safely" is very subjective, and I might have messed up numbers along the way (I was adding data while translating), [here's what I got](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1h2ZEhbV5q_11dO61NKjENwkWgCKsS0LZcOvvSTFb1a0/edit?usp=sharing). Total strings: 444 Changesets:...
@mathjazz I think this is done?
> Not to my knowledge. We only landed the spec. Wait, what did we use for the add-on promotion then? A non reusable one?
I think the only difference is that the last string has a newline at the end, so that would explain the empty diff. Still, why does Pontoon accept the translation...
This issue is about data collection, not graphs (that would be #2487). Is there anything here that would change based on the graph we end up using?