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@ColinBuyck Great q for what to do for applications marked as a duplicate - been poking prod/design about how to handle that on the public site as well for applications that won't be given lottery results. I'll ask about this specifically and get back to you!
This PR addresses #4272
Description
This fixes a bug that was causing the lottery translations script to fail. We are using the default translations, i.e. not tied to a jurisdictional ID, and not all jurisdictions had existing default translations across all languages.
How Can This Be Tested/Reviewed?
Start the app, and via swagger log-in and run the new script. Ensure it succeeds and that the translations are in the database.
If you want to test the user flow, you can also submit an application in a foreign language while signed in to one of your own emails, and then run and publish that lottery to get the email (screenshot below).
Author Checklist:
yarn generate:client
and/or created a migration when requiredReview Process: