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The issue makes three points precisely, grounded in what I verified in the repo:
Root cause — appchangelog-gen.py writes the Kotlin title as a raw literal (title = "{title}"), but the i18n gate requires uiString(R.string.l10n_app_changelog_…). Compose has no auto-extraction, so it needs hand-localizing every release. Apple is unaffected (SwiftUI auto-extracts).
Why it keeps hurting everyone — detection already exists (the push: [main] trigger i18n: localize the 9.0.1 What's New title (unblock the coverage gate) #514 added), but it only detects; the fix is still manual, so the raw title lands on main and the whole-tree --ci gate red-checks every open PR on a line none touched. Confirmed with the 9.2.0 evidence + audit output.
The fix — make the generator emit the localized reference itself: key = 6-word slug + sha1(title)[:8] (I verified this scheme reproduces existing keys), auto-add the string to values/ + the four focus locales, keep Apple as a raw baseline-tracked title. Plus an optional release.sh preflight.
It also includes the immediate 9.2.0 unblock one-liner (the exact key + strings.xml change) so ryanbr can clear the current red checks the same way as #514, and flags it as a maintainer/tooling issue with the #514 precedent linked.
The issue makes three points precisely, grounded in what I verified in the repo:
It also includes the immediate 9.2.0 unblock one-liner (the exact key + strings.xml change) so ryanbr can clear the current red checks the same way as #514, and flags it as a maintainer/tooling issue with the #514 precedent linked.