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Spanish strings Updated #8129

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11 changed files with 139 additions and 1 deletion.
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addons/medical_statemachine/stringtable.xml
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addons/medical_treatment/stringtable.xml
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addons/microdagr/stringtable.xml
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addons/mk6mortar/stringtable.xml
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addons/noradio/stringtable.xml
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addons/realisticnames/stringtable.xml
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addons/rearm/stringtable.xml
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addons/refuel/stringtable.xml
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addons/reload/stringtable.xml

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The git diff is still weird on this PR
I cherry picked the main commit here: https://github.com/acemod/ACE3/compare/elFixoCommito?expand=1
(may have dropped some translations that were already present)
if that diff looks ok we can merge that into here

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The git diff is still weird on this PR
I cherry picked the main commit here: https://github.com/acemod/ACE3/compare/elFixoCommito?expand=1
(may have dropped some translations that were already present)
if that diff looks ok we can merge that into here

Hi @PabstMirror
I have to do something?
In the future, how I can avoid this diff issues?

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The normal git workflow

  • Update your master to origin/master
  • Make a new branch off of master
  • commit into that and make a PR for that branch

Your master branch seems to have some weird merge commits, I think this is due to our use of "squash" merging.
To fix your branch you can run

git fetch --all
git reset --hard origin/master

Warning: this will erase all commits on that branch, so don't do this until after we get this merged!

A simpler way that doesn't invovle the command line would be to just delete your fork and create a new one.

@PabstMirror PabstMirror added the kind/translation Release Notes: **TRANSLATIONS:** label Feb 26, 2021
@PabstMirror PabstMirror added this to the 3.13.6 milestone Feb 26, 2021
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this PR was (mostly) merged by #8139
you should now be able to reset your fork (either command line or delete and re-create)

then in the future you can keep your master up to date by hitting the "current branch" dropdown in gitDesktop
and all the way at the bottom is "choose a branch to merge into"
then look for origin/master

thanks for your contribution

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You're welcome, thanks to you.

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