Collapses intentional whitespace in base translation and treats it as "no translation".
This breaks some use cases where you actually intend a blank string, eg:
Navigation Item with a single blank space is the only (?) way to get a back arrow with no text. A nil or actual blank string will fill in default text.
UISegmented controls that you want to have empty to start with, but fill in when data loads. A nil would use default text, rather than not having any text at all.
This is probably related to #2. I'll test against the master branch and close this issue if so.
Example. Blank source string turns into "no translation":
Collapses intentional whitespace in base translation and treats it as "no translation".
This breaks some use cases where you actually intend a blank string, eg:
This is probably related to #2. I'll test against the master branch and close this issue if so.
Example. Blank source string turns into "no translation":