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Some languages, like Russian, use comma instead of point, so trackma automatically substitutes points with commas in score field, only to complain with invalid score error. You can force it to take the score by manually putting point instead but then it immediately reverts it.
The correct way would be to take both and transparently convert to what remote server expects.
A workaround would be to always force point on all locales.
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You can force it to take the score by manually putting point instead but then it immediately reverts it.
I misremembered how workaround works. What you actually have to do is to force it to give Score is already at <X> message after which it does not check the input and lets you put whatever you want.
Which UI are you using (and what's your exact locale output)?
I used Qt and now migrated to GTK one due to system transition to Qt6, to drop fat PyQt5 dependency. Both are affected.
Some languages, like Russian, use comma instead of point, so trackma automatically substitutes points with commas in score field, only to complain with
invalid score
error. You can force it to take the score by manually putting point instead but then it immediately reverts it.The correct way would be to take both and transparently convert to what remote server expects.
A workaround would be to always force point on all locales.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: