On 2011-03-02 23:09, Rimas Kudelis wrote:
Hi Dwayne,
2011.03.01 10:23, Dwayne Bailey rašė:
On 2011-02-28 12:55, Rimas Kudelis wrote:
2011.02.28 11:28, Dwayne Bailey rašė:
On 2011-02-22 11:16, Rimas Kudelis wrote:
2011.02.22 10:21, Dwayne Bailey rašė:
Translate Toolkit defines canchangetags for openoffice as link and
name, so it should be passing. Is this project setup for
openoffice checks instead of the default?
Ah, I've changed the values in project setup, but still the same
strings are reported as not passing xmltags. Is there anything else
I should do?
I've just put this in the Translate Toolkit test harness and it passes.
Since the project values changes can you run refresh_stats against
the project and Danish to confirm? IF that works then you'll need
to run it against the whole project.
I've ran it for all three projects/all languages, and the result is
still the same...
Looks like a bug.
There are some other things we could try:
1) sync_stores, move files to a temporary dir, update_stores to reset
everything
2) Move files back and update_stores to restore everything
Its probably best to continue this conversation on the Pootle mailing
list.
This worked! Well, except a problem with Luxembourgish that I mentioned
on IRC, which I worked around later by repeating the steps for this
language only. Thanks!
Excellent. Could you report a bug at bugs.locamotion.org please.
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Dwayne
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