I’m writing to report a serious issue in the latest version of your iOS app.
As shown in the attached screenshot, the app is displaying internal string identifiers (e.g. WIZARD_STR_SETUP_HOME_VOICE_SERVICES_TITLE) instead of proper translated text. This appears to be a localisation bug – either the translations are missing, or there is a failure in loading the correct language resources.
Best answer by Smilja
That’s a semi-known issue.
Passed this along to the team. Ticket has been filed and a fix should be coming soon.
Current workaround is to switch your language to English and then adding a voice service should work. After adding the service, you should be able to switch back to Polish.
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Passed this along to the team. Ticket has been filed and a fix should be coming soon.
Current workaround is to switch your language to English and then adding a voice service should work. After adding the service, you should be able to switch back to Polish.
I’m writing to report a serious issue in the latest version of your iOS app.
As shown in the attached screenshot, the app is displaying internal string identifiers (e.g. WIZARD_STR_SETUP_HOME_VOICE_SERVICES_TITLE) instead of proper translated text. This appears to be a localisation bug – either the translations are missing, or there is a failure in loading the correct language resources.
Hello,
I’m writing to report a serious issue in the latest version of your iOS app.
As shown in the attached screenshot, the app is displaying internal string identifiers (e.g. WIZARD_STR_SETUP_HOME_VOICE_SERVICES_TITLE) instead of proper translated text. This appears to be a localisation bug – either the translations are missing, or there is a failure in loading the correct language resources.