When we implemented bug #1004935, we restricted the remote-troubleshooting section to en-US only. This bug covers: 1. syncing strings with Verbatim 2. sending an email to the l10n-dev mailing list about the new strings 3. keeping tabs on things until the strings are translated in the priority locales At that point, we can remove the en-US requirement.

Grabbing this since I'm working on it. I synced strings with Kadir on Wednesday and sent an email to the dev-l10n-web mailing list on Thursday. I'll follow up on this on Monday to see where things are at.

This is a P1. Need to do this asap.

At the last minute in bug #1119972, we changed the text and added a new string ("Submit"). We'll need to re-sync the strings and wait for everything to get translated again.

All the P1 locales have it translated except Hungarian. I'll do another announcement to the l10n list, but I think that's good enough and we can just push it out. At some point in the near future, we should do a serious culling of locales in Input that are partially translated but haven't changed status in months. Further, we probably need to figure out what the new set of P1 locales is.

In a PR: https://github.com/mozilla/fjord/pull/464

Landed in https://github.com/mozilla/fjord/commit/a6b396b4dbb03acbb98ab5d5f159f13b64b4b662 I'll push it out Monday.

We still haven't had an update from hu, but this has been pushed to production now. I verified it's showing up for non-en-US locales now.