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Description of problem: I installed publican-doc I went to file:///usr/share/doc/publican-doc/ Only english version is available But it is fully translatable in a cz and 95% in fr : https://translate.zanata.org/iteration/view/publican-ug/3 same for publican --help : it speaks english while fr and cz are high enough to be present Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): version=v4.3.2 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. install publican and publican-doc 2. go to file:///usr/share/doc/publican-doc/ 3. or type publican --help Actual results: English only Expected results: should be translated Additional info: can we target this improvement for f24 ? can you give us two weeks so we globally improve translations ? (I'll promote it in trans lists)
IIRC we deliberately exclude fuzzy translations upstream as it's apparently "not the right thing to do" ... what do you think Rudi? FYI they are both easy changes, just add --showfuzzy to the publican build calls in the spec file and add ", fuzzy => 1" to the "Locale::Msgfmt::msgfmt" call in Build.PL. Also I note there are two docs packages publican-doc and publican-releasenotes, should we combine them so installing t publican-doc, or should we ship the release notes in the main package?
as a translator, I agree with excluding fuzzy strings. The strings to include are only "Translated" or "Validated". I know publican crash if there is fuzzy strings, but I'm afraid you'll have to correct this in an other way : a script that clean po files.
Publican does not crash if there are fuzzy strings, which is why there are options to enable using them. The logic for fuzzy strings is that if there are any fuzzy strings in a translation then the whole translation get's dropped. Using the options mentioned in comment one will get the behavior you are requesting.
Well too late for F24 :( It's i place for the next publican release though. To ssh://git.fedorahosted.org/git/publican.git f0773ea..d98d4c6 devel -> devel [jfearn@obelisk publican]$
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