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Language Editor Improvements - #122
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This should make it easier to cross-reference hashed string IDs from other resources.
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| string value = string.Join(",", fields.Skip(2)); // An unquoted string may contain commas |
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When importing a CSV produced by the previous exporter ("id","value"), fields[1] is interpreted as the name and this line reads the value only from fields 2 onward, making every imported string empty. Import then replaces mpEntries, and Apply or Yes-on-close persists those empty strings; handle two-column rows using their second field as the value, or reject them explicitly instead of silently wiping translations.
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