Okay, I found it :)
The problem is that the files do not have a .py extension, thus xgettext
tries to parse them as C files. This would not be a problem (update-
manager has ), if strings were enclosed between " marks, but they are
between ' marks, which is valid for python, but not for C.
So, we can either:
-rename the files to apport-{gtk|kde}.py
-or put the strings between " marks.
Also, it is worth noting that intltool-update -m does not detect these
files, probably because of the lacking .py extension, so I think we will
need to use POTFILES.in, if we decide to not use .py extensions.
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Strings missing from the template
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/533565
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