Description of problem: Currently, maven client push stops when encounter disabled locales. However it will be more convenient if we have a switch like: --warnOnDisabledLocale: show warning when pushing disabled locale, then continue pushing other locale. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): client API timestamp is 20110623-1549 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Assume Project AboutFedora is pushed to Zanata 2. Assume zanata.ini, pom.xml and zanata.xml are correctly configured. 3. Disable locale ja 4. mvn -B org.zanata:zanata-maven-plugin:push -Dzanata.projectType=podir -Dzanata.srcDir=pot Current results: Stop when encountering disabled locales. Expected results: If --warnOnDisabledLocale is on, only print warning message for disabled locales and continue pushing others.
Assigning to Scrum product owner for prioritisation.
What's the use case for this? Will it help with testing, or will it just be another feature that needs testing? Won't this option just lead to silent failures?