Use human_attribute_name
for promo calculator labels
#6195
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Summary
Promotion calculators have preferences, and these need to be translated with the correct scope.
When you specify a preference for a calculator, a virtual attribute is generated. For example:
In this scenario, we get a virtual attribute
preferred_percent
on theMyCalculator
class. The expectation is that then one can translated that attribute by callingMyCalculator.human_attribute_name(:preferred_percent)
, and - crucially - that this attribute is used in form labels.While all other calculator forms use this (through
form.label :preferred_percent
) or similar, the default form did not, and instead usedI18n.t(:percent, scope: :spree)
, which is not specific to the calculator, and might lead to mistranslations.The following are not always needed: