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…n keys in flash messages Since heartcombo#5822, human_attribute_name values are downcased on the first letter for the failure flash message. For multi-word title-cased names like "Company Code" this produces "company Code", which reads like a typo. Only apply downcase_first to single-word names ("Email" -> "email"), preserving the original casing of multi-word names ("Company Code").
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Fixes #5864.
Since #5822,
human_attribute_namevalues are downcased on the first letter when interpolated into the failure flash message. For multi-word title-cased names like "Company Code" this produces "company Code", which reads like a typo:Before:
Invalid login ID and company Code or password.After:
Invalid Login ID and Company Code or password.This change only applies
downcase_firstto single-word names ("Email" -> "email", keeping #4834's grammar fix and #5822's German "E-Mail" behavior), while multi-word names keep their original casing.A regression test was added to
test/failure_app_test.rbcovering a multi-word translated attribute name; the existing single-word expectations ("Invalid email or password.") are unchanged.