Committed, thanks.
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Daniel Felix wrote:
> By the way... where can i find these labels to translate them to the right context?
> label_attribute_of_project: Project's %{name}
> label_attribute_of_author: Author's %{name}
> label_attribute_of_assigned_to: Assignee's %{name}
> label_attribute_of_fixed_version: Target version's %{name}
>
> I haven't seen them in Redmine yet. Are they just zombies or do they have some reference?

They are used in issue filters. Say you have a "Client" custom field on your projects, you can now filter issues by "Project's client" (issues that belong to all projects of a given client).
Hope this helps.
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Jean-Philippe Lang wrote:
> They are used in issue filters. Say you have a "Client" custom field on your projects, you can now filter issues by "Project's client" (issues that belong to all projects of a given client).
> Hope this helps.

Thank you Jean-Philippe!

Here are the latest translations for those labels. Sorry for the lack of a diff, but until this evening I haven't the abbility to generate them.

label_attribute_of_project: %{name} des Projekts
label_attribute_of_author: %{name} des Autors
label_attribute_of_assigned_to: %{name} des Bearbeiters
label_attribute_of_fixed_version: %{name} der Zielversion
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Thanks for implementation. I think this could be closed. :-)
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Commmitted in trunk and 2.1-stable, thanks.
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