Yuko/Isaac - can you please clarify what this BZ is about and to which version it should be targeted? (currently flagging for 3.5, since nothing except blockers can be solved in 3.4 at this point).
(In reply to Einav Cohen from comment #1) > Yuko/Isaac - can you please clarify what this BZ is about and to which > version it should be targeted? (currently flagging for 3.5, since nothing > except blockers can be solved in 3.4 at this point). Hi Einav, There were two reporting I made in the TCMS. 1. Book titles on the landing page but we have already discussed this in a different thread and I don't expect it to be done until 3.5. 2. Clusters tab > New button > CPU Architecture The dropdown list include unlocalized string "undefined". I am attaching a screenshot. I also sent a comment to Robert that this is not an ideal way of filing a bug and it needs to be broken down with details.
Created attachment 896079 [details] Untranslated string "undefined" in New Cluster window
For any translation bug, the tcms URL reference is purely for the language maintainer to get a quick glance of their task and comments made on fail test case. It is never the reference for the developer directly, in case of translation bug. This kind of LM oriented bug reporting QE only does when LMs themselves execute a particular test run and they themselves provide comments on it, and in due course, they themselves will fix those translation error reported by themselves and provide translation patch to developer to add in the next build or so. I hope it made the confusion clear, guys! :)
[was marked as i18n BZ by mistake] not sure if possible; if this string originates in an Enum (ArchitectureType, perharps), then this is possible - just need to make sure that this Enum values will be added to the LocalizedEnums resource file.
Checked with Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Manager バージョン: 3.6.1.1-0.1.el6 Both of the issues mentioned in the comment 2 looks resolved now. Marking it as Verified.
My apologies. I accidentally edited this bug. I changed back.