Fix pluralization of 'package-collection refresh' text #3542
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An exceedingly minor grammar fix: conditionally pluralize the `package-collection refresh` response based on the number of collections that were refreshed.
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An exceedingly minor grammar fix: conditionally pluralize the
package-collection refreshresponse based on the number of collections that were refreshed.Motivation:
Use correct grammar in user-facing messages.
Modifications:
Changed the output of
package-collection refreshto say "Refreshed n configured package collection[s]." instead of always pluralizing "collections".Result:
If only one collection is refreshed, the output of this command will now say "collection" instead of "collections".