GitHub notifications about translations #40
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I agree; what I do currently is check https://neomutt.org/translate from time to time to see if the percentage drops below 100%, but it would be more efficient with this kind of notification. |
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Really? I wonder where that's coming from.
Hmm... Because the translations don't change that much, or that often, I still update the translate branch manually. Meanwhile, I'll write a script to send an email to the three of you: (@mgedmin, @Strahinja, @jindraj) |
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Would anyone else like to be notified automatically when their translation drops below 100%? If so, leave a comment here, or drop me an email. |
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Hmm, I may have misinterpreted the cause of the notification. It looks like this:
Perhaps it's sent every time I git push anything to the translation branch? The 100% might be just a coincidence; I haven't done any below-100% pushes in a while. |
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Oh damn! That's my fault :-) When you update the translation, I have to make a commit to the website repo. I'll strip the |
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I'm getting a GitHub notification whenever lt_LT reaches 100%. This is mildly nice, but not news to me, as the only lt_LT translator: I know when I git push a change that brings the translations to 100%.
What would be more useful to me is a notification for whenever lt_LT drops below 100%, i.e. when new untranslated/fuzzy strings appear. Currently I have to manually git pull and run msgfmt to notice when there are new messages that need translation. I try to do that before any pre-announced release dates, but sometimes I forget.
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