Hi there, when using the Rails defaults, if I write in a view something
like this:
<%= t(".thanks"), name: current_user.name %>
Then I give the YML file to a translator and give him access to the staging
platform, Rails will output its famous span containing : translation
missing: home.index.thanks
The problem is that the translator has no easy way of knowing that there is
an interpolation key called "name", right?
What do you think of including the list of interpolation keys by default in
the span message, something like: translation missing: home.index.thanks,
interpolation: name
Nicolas.
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