Not sure if there's already a convention about this, however there are some cases where translatable strings have an intentional space at the end. Mostly used when the strings ends with a colon : and they're supposed to be followed by other strings or values.
This can easily lead to two issues:
translators miss the trailing space therefore the resulting translated string will be incorrectly joined with what is supposed to be after the string
strings can be sort of duplicate with similar strings without the space
Not sure if there's already a convention about this, however there are some cases where translatable strings have an intentional space at the end. Mostly used when the strings ends with a colon
:
and they're supposed to be followed by other strings or values.This can easily lead to two issues:
Example:
Reference: