l10n/en_GB.json


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{ "translations": {
    "No tags given" : "No tags given",
    "Tag(s) could not be found: %s" : "Tag(s) could not be found: %s",
    "At least one of the given tags is invalid" : "At least one of the given tags is invalid",
    "Automatically tag files based on factors such as filetype, user group memberships, time and more." : "Automatically tag files based on factors such as filetype, user group memberships, time and more.",
    "Each rule group consists of one or more rules. A request matches a group if all rules evaluate to true. On uploading a file all defined groups are evaluated and when matching, the given collaborative tags are assigned to the file." : "Each rule group consists of one or more rules. A request matches a group if all rules evaluate to true. On uploading a file all defined groups are evaluated and when matching, the given collaborative tags are assigned to the file.",
    "Files automated tagging" : "Files automated tagging",
    "Automatically assign collaborative tags to files based on conditions" : "Automatically assign collaborative tags to files based on conditions",
    "Tags to assign…" : "Tags to assign…",
    "An app for Nextcloud that automatically assigns tags to newly uploaded files based on some conditions.\n\nThe tags can later be used to control retention, file access, automatic script execution and more.\n\n![screenshot](docs/screenshot.png)\n\n## How it works\nTo define tags, administrators can create and manage a set of rule groups. Each rule group consists of one or more rules combined through operators. Rules can include criteria like file type, size, time and more. A request matches a group if all rules evaluate to true. On uploading a file all defined groups are evaluated and when matching, the given tags are assigned to the file." : "An app for Nextcloud that automatically assigns tags to newly uploaded files based on some conditions.\n\nThe tags can later be used to control retention, file access, automatic script execution and more.\n\n![screenshot](docs/screenshot.png)\n\n## How it works\nTo define tags, administrators can create and manage a set of rule groups. Each rule group consists of one or more rules combined through operators. Rules can include criteria like file type, size, time and more. A request matches a group if all rules evaluate to true. On uploading a file all defined groups are evaluated and when matching, the given tags are assigned to the file."
},"pluralForm" :"nplurals=2; plural=(n != 1);"
}