Assist fills the gaps in translated error messages

Missing responses across 64 language sets stop falling back to generic English, using a first pass of machine-generated translations.

Reviewed by abmantis, AlanGreene, amankrokx, andreasbrett, andrejs2, apo-mak, arunshekher, auanasgheps, darkobg79, hecktech27, HepoH3, klejejs, leranp, LubosKadasi, mib1185, MTrab, nagyrobi, piitaya, Rrp13, tetele, TheFes, Uriziel01, v1k70rk4

Assist gains translated responses for errors that previously fell back to generic English. Sixty-four of its 65 language sets were missing at least one of the 31 error messages; 26 languages had only the six original responses.

Michael Hansen fills those gaps and fixes existing responses that used the wrong device or location information. Two Russian templates that could fail instead of producing a reply are repaired too. The new translations are explicitly a machine-generated first pass, with native speakers invited to improve the wording.

Assist fills the gaps in translated error messages

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OHF-Voice/intents