Hi Christian,
On 2013.12.12. 13:56, Christian Lohmaier wrote:
Yes, 4.2.0 was the first time I did update the projects in pootle, and
I personally think it was not a huge desaster. There were two
stumbling stones:
1) update_against_templates aborting because of added/renamed files
2) lots of changes in help that only affect metadata (the xml-tag
attributes), not the actual translations
And one issue remained, there are more files in the database, than
actually needed, obsoleted files were not cleaned up (e.g. android/ folder).
Now what happened in December is a completely different story, esp.
that kk project did end up having Greek translation is still a
mystery, but not related to any updates.
And Greek has Kazakh fuzzies, as Dimitris reported yesterday: "Why in
the file of Greek sc/source/ui/src, I see so many Cyrillics with work
needed? Was there a mistake?"
When I maintaned Pootle, I was also scared about possible database
corruption, and since 2.5.0 we are experiencing mysterious server
errors, e.g. when changing permissions on folders. TDF pays a monthly
fee to Pootle devs for maintenance. I don't know, if you have worked
with them, Christian. (I sent you a mail about Pootle 2.5.1 and/or
Django update a few days ago.)
Cheers,
Andras
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