In the SpikerSoft Stacker application, the Spanish translation for the crash report setting is incorrect. The label currently reads “Informes de fallos”, which is a literal translation and not contextually accurate. The correct term should be “Informe de errores” to align with standard Spanish technical terminology.
Issue Description
Within the Configuración → General tab, under the Diagnóstico section, the dropdown menu for crash reporting uses the phrase “Informes de fallos”. This translation is grammatically correct but semantically inaccurate in technical contexts. The term “fallos” refers to failures or malfunctions, while “errores” is the proper term used for software crash or bug reports.
Environment
Property
Value
Application
SpikerSoft Stacker
Module
Configuración → General
Environment
Production
Operating System
Windows 11
Version
v2026.09.13
Device
Desktop
Preconditions
User must have the language set to Español (Latinoamérica).
Steps to Reproduce
Open SpikerSoft Stacker.
Navigate to Configuración → General.
Locate the Diagnóstico section.
Observe the label “Informes de fallos” under crash report settings.
Expected Result
The label should read “Informe de errores” to accurately describe crash or bug reporting.
Actual Result
The label reads “Informes de fallos”, which is a literal but contextually incorrect translation.
Evidence
The screenshot shows the Configuración window with the incorrect label “Informes de fallos” under the Diagnóstico section.
Impact
Minor translation inconsistency.
Reduces clarity for Spanish-speaking users familiar with standard software terminology.
May cause confusion between hardware failures and software error reports.
Frequency
Always
Reproducibility
100%
Severity
Low
Notes
Recommended fix: Update the translation key for this label from “Informes de fallos” to “Informe de errores” in the Spanish (Latinoamérica) localization file.
## Summary
In the **SpikerSoft Stacker** application, the Spanish translation for the crash report setting is incorrect. The label currently reads **“Informes de fallos”**, which is a literal translation and not contextually accurate. The correct term should be **“Informe de errores”** to align with standard Spanish technical terminology.
## Issue Description
Within the **Configuración → General** tab, under the **Diagnóstico** section, the dropdown menu for crash reporting uses the phrase **“Informes de fallos”**. This translation is grammatically correct but semantically inaccurate in technical contexts. The term “fallos” refers to failures or malfunctions, while “errores” is the proper term used for software crash or bug reports.
## Environment
| Property | Value |
|-----------|--------|
| Application | SpikerSoft Stacker |
| Module | Configuración → General |
| Environment | Production |
| Operating System | Windows 11 |
| Version | v2026.09.13 |
| Device | Desktop |
## Preconditions
User must have the language set to **Español (Latinoamérica)**.
## Steps to Reproduce
1. Open **SpikerSoft Stacker**.
2. Navigate to **Configuración → General**.
3. Locate the **Diagnóstico** section.
4. Observe the label **“Informes de fallos”** under crash report settings.
## Expected Result
The label should read **“Informe de errores”** to accurately describe crash or bug reporting.
## Actual Result
The label reads **“Informes de fallos”**, which is a literal but contextually incorrect translation.
## Evidence
- The screenshot shows the **Configuración** window with the incorrect label **“Informes de fallos”** under the **Diagnóstico** section.
## Impact
- Minor translation inconsistency.
- Reduces clarity for Spanish-speaking users familiar with standard software terminology.
- May cause confusion between hardware failures and software error reports.
## Frequency
Always
## Reproducibility
100%
## Severity
Low
## Notes
Recommended fix: Update the translation key for this label from **“Informes de fallos”** to **“Informe de errores”** in the Spanish (Latinoamérica) localization file.
The es-419 catalog now reads “Informe de errores”, exactly as you specified:
crates/stacker-app/locales/es-419.json:1269
"Crash reports": "Informe de errores",
Landed in spikerj/spikersoft-stacker#567, merged to main (commit 3081dae). Verified against origin/main rather than a local branch.
It will appear in the next Stacker build — if you still see “Informes de fallos” after updating, please reopen and I'll take another look.
Thanks for the precise report: you named the exact label, the exact path to it (Configuración → General → Diagnóstico) and the correct replacement term, which made this a one-line change with no guesswork.
Fixed and merged — closing.
The es-419 catalog now reads **“Informe de errores”**, exactly as you specified:
```
crates/stacker-app/locales/es-419.json:1269
"Crash reports": "Informe de errores",
```
Landed in spikerj/spikersoft-stacker#567, merged to `main` (commit `3081dae`). Verified against `origin/main` rather than a local branch.
It will appear in the next Stacker build — if you still see “Informes de fallos” after updating, please reopen and I'll take another look.
Thanks for the precise report: you named the exact label, the exact path to it (Configuración → General → Diagnóstico) and the correct replacement term, which made this a one-line change with no guesswork.
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Summary
In the SpikerSoft Stacker application, the Spanish translation for the crash report setting is incorrect. The label currently reads “Informes de fallos”, which is a literal translation and not contextually accurate. The correct term should be “Informe de errores” to align with standard Spanish technical terminology.
Issue Description
Within the Configuración → General tab, under the Diagnóstico section, the dropdown menu for crash reporting uses the phrase “Informes de fallos”. This translation is grammatically correct but semantically inaccurate in technical contexts. The term “fallos” refers to failures or malfunctions, while “errores” is the proper term used for software crash or bug reports.
Environment
Preconditions
User must have the language set to Español (Latinoamérica).
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Result
The label should read “Informe de errores” to accurately describe crash or bug reporting.
Actual Result
The label reads “Informes de fallos”, which is a literal but contextually incorrect translation.
Evidence
Impact
Frequency
Always
Reproducibility
100%
Severity
Low
Notes
Recommended fix: Update the translation key for this label from “Informes de fallos” to “Informe de errores” in the Spanish (Latinoamérica) localization file.
Fixed and merged — closing.
The es-419 catalog now reads “Informe de errores”, exactly as you specified:
Landed in spikerj/spikersoft-stacker#567, merged to
main(commit3081dae). Verified againstorigin/mainrather than a local branch.It will appear in the next Stacker build — if you still see “Informes de fallos” after updating, please reopen and I'll take another look.
Thanks for the precise report: you named the exact label, the exact path to it (Configuración → General → Diagnóstico) and the correct replacement term, which made this a one-line change with no guesswork.