CluPilotCloud/lang/en/admin_incidents.php

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<?php
return [
'title' => 'Incidents',
'subtitle' => 'What the public status page says — and keeps saying afterwards.',
'report' => 'Report an incident',
'report_hint' => 'It is on the status page as soon as you publish. Corrections are a further entry, never an overwrite.',
'headline' => 'Headline',
'affects' => 'Affected services',
'impact' => 'Impact',
'started' => 'Started',
'first_update' => 'First update',
'first_update_placeholder' => 'What was noticed, who is affected, what are we doing right now?',
'publish' => 'Publish',
'none_open' => 'No incident is currently open.',
'unpublished' => 'not published',
'closed' => 'Closed',
'add_update' => 'Add entry',
'stage' => 'Stage',
'update_body' => 'Update',
'resolved_hint' => '“Resolved” also closes the incident.',
'post' => 'Post',
'cancel' => 'Cancel',
'created' => 'Incident published.',
'update_posted' => 'Entry added.',
'appears_on' => 'What you write here appears publicly on the status page at once. The four components above measure themselves — this is the part no probe can know.',
'open_status' => 'Open the status page',
'delete' => 'Delete',
'delete_title' => 'Delete this incident?',
'delete_body' => '“:title” is removed with all its entries and disappears from the status page at once. This cannot be undone — every other correction is a further entry.',
'deleted' => 'Incident deleted.',
'first_update_hint' => 'Posted as the first entry at stage “Investigating”. Everything after that — identified, resolved — you add on the incident itself, on the left.',
];