[Waiting for user confirmation] I thought it was fixed I even gave a review on Captera 3 hours ago

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You have to make sure, that if you use something like %s in your string translation, then there should be a blank space between the prior word and the placeholder.

I have adjusted this on maybe 5 string translations. For the moment, while running my test, the error has not occurred again.

If the error occurs again, as there are more than 100 strings inside the rank math text-domain that use placeholders like %s or others, I would kindly need to ask you to review your string translations.

My apologies, I took another look into it and could identify the issue.

The error points to this piece of code:

if ( $minutes > 0 ) {
			return sprintf(
				/* translators: %d: minutes */
				_n( '%d minute', '%d minutes', $minutes, 'rank-math' ),
				$minutes
			);
		}

		return __( 'Less than a minute', 'rank-math' );

This means, there must be an issue with the translation for:

%d minute
or
%d minutes

Searching for those strings on WPML > String Translation I find the following translation:

د دقيقة%

This is not correct. You may not break the %d (placeholder)

I corrected the translation to be:

دقيقة d%