Translation "Cron ran successfully"

Thanks for the patch!

I think it would either be "Cron run successful" or "Cron ran successfully" (the current string). Both "Cron run" and the shortened "Cron" are nouns.

"Cron run successful" would have better parity with the error equivalent -- "Cron run failed" -- but I don't think we can justify breaking strings for this, since it's not really a bug, per se. Moving to 8.x for consideration.

Updated per webchick's recommendation (which I agree with) but I believe that it should be "Cron run was successful." in order to be proper English and to match the past tense of "Cron failed".

I guess a native english speaker should review this. "Cron run succeeded." sounds weird, but may be correct.

The cron run was successful or Cron ran successfully for the affirmative and The cron run failed or The cron run was unsuccessful would be proper English.

Or to simplify: "Cron failed" and "Cron succeeded without errors" maybe?

So I'd vote for closing "closed (works as designed)" this issue, since the current message is correct english:

drupal_set_message(t('Cron ran successfully.'));

Yep, this was a small misunderstanding by sebyoga that didn't stop sebyoga from actually understanding the message, so nothing to fix here :)