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Immediately after installation of the latest Drupal 8 Russian version (no matter if I install locally or on a server), it adds [2] to each numeric value both in Admin menu and the Pages.
For example, if I add a Cart block to the page, it shows 0[2] orders, install 3 modules, it says 3[2] modules installed.
I can't let this go to the production because the user will see that product costs $100[2] instead of $100, that he added 1[2] products to the cart instead of 1. It is very confusing and could lead to possible legal problems with product price etc.
Screenshots attached.
Thanks for the help!
UPDATE: Solved with a patch#38 from here https://www.drupal.org/node/2139467
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| 2017-11-05_15-53-32.png | 3.38 KB | Max_Z. | |
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Comments
Comment #2
Anonymous (not verified) CreditAttribution: Anonymous commented@Max_Z, thanks for reporting! You absolutely right! Disgusting things happen :(
We are already trying to stop them in #2139467: format_plural() does not handle D7 translations with a plural form after @count. Could you connect to us there, test the work of the last patch (#38)? And if it works for you, then point it out there, and close this issue as a duplicate, please.
Comment #3
Max_Z. CreditAttribution: Max_Z. commentedThe #38 patch works for me.
Thanks for a quick response, guys!
Comment #4
Max_Z. CreditAttribution: Max_Z. as a volunteer commentedSolved with a patch#38 from here https://www.drupal.org/node/2139467
Comment #5
Anonymous (not verified) CreditAttribution: Anonymous commented@Max_Z, thanks for quick confirm! Fine, then continue in #2139467: format_plural() does not handle D7 translations with a plural form after @count.