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CHAM-572 Init investigation #308

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@nkarab nkarab commented Aug 30, 2023

Problem and/or solution

Up to this point, we've managed to incorporate context into YAML files using custom YAML tags, as shown below:

string: !context translation

However, the context is currently stored with an exclamation mark, which we'd like to eliminate.

How to test

Upload a YML i18n resource file that includes custom tags.

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  • Change is covered by unit-tests
  • Code is well documented, well styled and is following best practices
  • Performance issues have been taken under consideration
  • Errors and other edge-cases are handled properly

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  • Problem and/or solution are well-explained
  • Commits have been squashed so that each one has a clear purpose
  • Commits have a proper commit message according to TEM

@nkarab nkarab force-pushed the CHAM-572-remove-exclamation-mark-from-yaml-context branch from 8ddfef5 to 8643af0 Compare August 31, 2023 12:50
@nkarab nkarab marked this pull request as ready for review August 31, 2023 12:55
@nkarab nkarab force-pushed the CHAM-572-remove-exclamation-mark-from-yaml-context branch 2 times, most recently from 27ed2f2 to e72c7e0 Compare September 1, 2023 07:10
@nkarab nkarab force-pushed the CHAM-572-remove-exclamation-mark-from-yaml-context branch from e72c7e0 to 67da127 Compare September 1, 2023 07:23
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