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We use mixed localizations for Android and iOs devices. For android devices, we have to escape the % symbol with another % symbol, which causes that in localizing definition we have a double %%. On iOS, we have a problem because Localize-Swift does not work with the % symbol as escaping. Is there any way how to solve it? Or do I need to write some custom overriding method to solve this?
Localized text:
"You have a 100%% discount"
Current situation:
"You have a 100%% discount"
Expected:
"You have a 100% discount"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
We use mixed localizations for Android and iOs devices. For android devices, we have to escape the % symbol with another % symbol, which causes that in localizing definition we have a double %%. On iOS, we have a problem because Localize-Swift does not work with the % symbol as escaping. Is there any way how to solve it? Or do I need to write some custom overriding method to solve this?
Localized text:
"You have a 100%% discount"
Current situation:
"You have a 100%% discount"
Expected:
"You have a 100% discount"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: