Commit b76d6d0d (!2130) added a thousands separator to the speed label
for ethernet. This did not affect the tests, as they are run under the
`C` locale, meaning no separator was present in the tests and the label
test matched.
However, running tests with locale set to `en_US.UTF-8` for example
fails, as the label then reads "1,234 Mb/s" instead.
Fix this by adding a wildcard in the place of the separator.
Now that the CI checks for any mistakes in POTFILES.in, let's fix it
completely.
I manually checked any removed files if strings were accidentally not
marked as translatable, but there were none. Note that this is a benefit
of also checking for files that are in POTFILES.in but are not
translatable; accidental removal of translation markers can be caught.
The `*gettext()` function family is only translatable for us if it
contains string literals or uses our `GETTEXT_PACKAGE` domain. A broad
`'gettext *('` grep will therefore not work.
So, narrow the grep a bit to only work for `*gettext()` call where the
first argument is a string literal or `GETTEXT_PACKAGE`.
This script checks for files that are translatable, but are missing from
POTFILES.in. Also, it checks whether files that are in POTFILES.in are
translatable at all or are missing.
Based on nautilus!1418.
Closes#2845
- add new assets for clicking and scrolling view switcher
- adjust the scroll test arrow display
- remove old inappropriate asset
- use gresource for new assets
Rename the following strings (and use header capitalization):
- "When on battery power" to "On Battery Power"
- "When plugged in" to "When Plugged In" (in the Automatic Suspend
dialog too)
Reference 1bb482ed19
"Language" and "Format" rows show their value as a subtitle,
but this is inconsistent with Settings design pattern in which
the value label is shown at the right, so fix this inconsistency.
Closes https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/-/issues/2914
NetworkManager 1.46.0 added support for "stable-ssid" for cloned mac,
which generates a stable MAC address based on SSID for each network.
This got accepted as the new default for Fedora 40, see
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/StableSSIDMACAddress and
https://pagure.io/fesco/issue/3135.
However, there is no support for the connection editor for this value,
meaning if "stable-ssid" is set, changes to a WiFi network can't be
applied.
Fix this by adding support for "stable-ssid". Essentially based on
network-manager-applet!143
(network-manager-applet@202149c0843510a944afe2257cf56fbb7b4d2ef9).
Closes#2852
Considering the retirement of Mozilla Location Service, most
laptop/desktop users will rely on weaker network based location
sources.
Let's make the Location settings a build option, disabled by default.
-Dlocation-services=enabled
See #2959
The window layout will adapt according to the text length
(which can increase in some translations), so setting
a window size according to the device security state is
unnecessary.
This also fix an invalid cast to GtkWindow, because
firmware-security-dialog is now an AdwDialog.
Follow-up from b126b05247
- In the AdwPreferencesPage description, use an
en dash before "learn more" and add a period.
This will be consistent with the
Privacy > Diagnostics page description writing
style:
ad142445a2
This will be consistent with the status page from the Settings
sidebar, which shows "No Results Found" when searching for panels
(if the search term doesn't return anything).
Also, use header capitalization, as advised by HIG.
- Use edit-find-symbolic
- Use "No Results Found" title
- Add "Try a different search" description
- Remove the margin-top because this causes the status
page to look misaligned
The first three changes will make the status page to look
more similar to the status page from the Settings sidebar
(when the search term doesn't return anything), improving
consistency.
