hook_requirements() should not call t() directly, but use the value returned from get_t(); this is because when the hook is called, t() could not be available.

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See hook_requirements() documentation for more informations.

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avpaderno
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The code is wrong because it uses the same code for both the installation, and the runtime phase. In the installation phase, t() is not available.

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hass commented

That's true. We also may need to move the hook to the .install file...

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Status: Active » Fixed

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

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