Thanks for tracking here. I'll post the new string here once everything is approved.

Thanks,

Just want to mention one thing might worth: Currently, we explain where the cards and addresses come from when user has never completed payment request once. I am thinking shall we change it to 'when user has never saw this explanation'?

Is there a difference?

Yes, the explanation only display in expanded mode (not in bottom sheet).  

Hi bbergher@, any update here? assign it to you in case missed it,

Sorry I dropped this. A couple questions:

- Is the idea to optimize the string so it only talks about features the user is using at that moment?
- When would addresses not be used? Digital purchases?

I wonder if it's worth optimizing it so much. Hopefully users will use this feature more and more often, so a more generic string could help them build better understanding of what it can do in the long run.

The UI can show any combination of these: shipping addresses, contact info, credit cards, Android Pay, and let's say Samsung Pay. The worst case scenario is a message that invites users to change their addresses and cards in settings on UI that shows only Android Pay, for example. In this case, I suggest we remove the message entirely. To make this more generalized, I suggest that the message is entirely customized by the information and forms of payment that the merchant website requests.

I see the problem. I worry about what would happen if we removed it altogether, but people might know that already.

And I think something like "You can manage addresses and payment methods on Settings" could encapsulate all cases, but we' don't have the green light to ship Settings for apps yet.

A credit card is a payment method, so your proposed string should work in all cases, imho.

zkoch@, thoughts about using this single string?

+1 to a single string. I don't think we should try to be fancy about mapping the string to types of info that are being requested. I think we should aim for consistency.

I'd say something like, "You can manage your personal information and payment methods in Settings."

+shimi, thoughts on specific wording?

What is the context of this string, i.e. where does it appear? zkoch's suggestion in #12 LGTM but I'd like to see the context to confirm. If this is a single sentence of text, with nothing after it, drop the period, too.

See attached.

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Thanks for the screenshot. Zach's wording in #12 LGTM.