Deduplicate source references when merging extracted messages - #441
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@rigzad Thanks for the PR ❤️ |
Two extraction calls that resolve to the same msgid at the same file:line each contribute a reference group, and merge_messages_after_checks/2 concatenates them without uniquing. Macro-generated code produces N calls attributed to a single line, so the same comment is written N times. on the very next line is already uniqued; this makes consistent with it.
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@maennchen done. My bad ! |
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Co-authored-by: Jonatan Männchen <jonatan@maennchen.ch>
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Two extraction calls that resolve to the same msgid at the same file:line each contribute a reference group, and merge_messages_after_checks/2 concatenates them without uniquing. Macro-generated code produces N calls attributed to a single line, so the same
#:comment is written N times.extracted_commentson the very next line is already uniqued; this makesreferencesconsistent with it.