On Wed, 24 Jun 2009 11:47:50 +1200, Amos Jeffries <[email protected]> wrote: > On Wed, 24 Jun 2009 08:04:06 +1000, Robert Collins > <[email protected]> > wrote: >> On Tue, 2009-06-23 at 19:13 +0700, Jeroen Vermeulen wrote: >>> Hi Robert, >>> >>> I'm reviewing the translation template "errors/errpages.pot" you >>> uploaded to Squid. >> >> Actually, *I* didn't upload it. I've cc'd the squid developers list, I'm >> sure one of the other developers, probably Amos, did. I filed a bug a >> couple of weeks back about launchpad being confused as to who did the >> upload. > > Yes it was me. I've been annoyed by that upload issue. > It's happening for the .po as well, attributing the translator changes to > committer despite the .po headers. > >> >>> There is already a template "errors/dictionary.pot" in that directory. >>> At first glance I'd say your upload is probably meant to be an update of > >>> that template, but of course Launchpad doesn't want to make that leap >>> and potentially wreak havoc. >>> >>> We heartily recommend not having more than one template in a directory.
>>> All in all my best guess is that this is an update for >>> errors/dictionary.pot. To get the uploads approved automatically you'd >>> need to use exactly the same filename. Assuming that this is indeed an >>> update, would you like me to rename the "dictionary" template, so that >>> future uploads of errors/errpages.pot will go in automatically (but >>> uploads of errors/dictionary.pot won't)? > > Yes please. This is a case of renaming the existing .pot to fix a developer > design error. > We have had no issue with automatic updates of the .pot content, nor with > the automatic addition of new .pot from bzr sources. Those are both working > wonderfully. > >>> >>> BTW auto-approval is a lot more aggressive for imports from bzr >>> branches. So you may be interested in setting up direct import from the > >>> source tree. There may be some initial confusion if paths differ, but >>> after that it'll go more smoothly. >> >> I think thats a good idea, so we'll probably do that. >> >> -Rob > > Besides the attribution errors we are not having any issues with the > regular translation events. I was kind of expecting this one to throw up a > manual check. It's an exception to the process and won't be happening > regularly. That said, I've just had to shuffle the manuals.pot and manualpo/* to another directory as well. Amos
