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Geo Node Status 2.0 - i18n Cleanup

Zack Cuddy requested to merge 325182_02_localization into master

Why

Work towards: #325182 (closed)

Over the past few months we have been implementing the new Geo Node Status UI (ee/geo_nodes_beta). More can be read on this epic: &4712 (closed) Throughout the iterations lots of feedback has been received. The above issue tracks the backstage inconsistencies created by different reviews and perspectives. This is part of a series of MRs to clean up all these backstage inconsistencies.

What does this MR do?

This MR addresses the following feedback:

Category Feedback
i18n 1. Use `$options.i18n` for all template translations: !55546 (comment 526492283)
2. Use `$options.i18n` for all script translations: !56154 (comment 538534351)
3. Scope Geo translations to `s__('Geo|...')`: !54857 (comment 518990929)

To further describe the changes. There are quite a files that are doing translations inconsistently. The change aims to move all translations to the $options.i18n. Also the goal here was to properly scope translations when they are specific to Geo.

This change is also behind a feature flag (:geo_nodes:beta)

How to test

  1. Set up a Geo Primary/Secondary GDK
  2. Fetch the current branch
  3. Activate the Feature Flag on your Primary GDK (:geo_nodes_beta)
  4. Navigate to http://127.0.0.1:3000/admin/geo/nodes_beta
  5. View UI

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Does this MR meet the acceptance criteria?

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Availability and Testing

Security

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  • [-] The MR includes necessary changes to maintain consistency between UI, API, email, or other methods
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