When I push a bunch of po files to the server for a project, if I don't have en-US set up as a language for the project, it fails. The Zanata server assumes that the source lang for the pot is en-US. If it's going to do that, then it should automatically add en-US to the project. If it's not going to automatically add en-US then it shouldn't assume en-US and should ask me or require me to specify what the source language is. It seems more consistent to either go all the way with the assumption or don't assume. The error message is confusing because it tells me that en-US is not supported, but I didn't specify en-US anywhere, nor does my pot specify en-US anywhere: [jwulf@gaura po]$ zanata po push --import-po --srcdir . Loading zanata/flies project config from from /home/jwulf/Work/anaconda/anaconda/po/zanata.xml Loading zanata/flies user config from /home/jwulf/.config/zanata.ini zanata/flies server: http://flies-devel.englab.bne.redhat.com zanata python client version: 1.2.4, zanata/flies server API version: 1.3.1-SNAPSHOT Project: anaconda Version: rhel6 Username: jwulf Source language: en-US Copy previous translations:True Importing translation Importing translation from . PO directory (originals):. Pushing the content of ./anaconda.pot to server: error: Unsupported Locale: en-US within this context. Please contact Admin.
Assigning to Scrum product owner for prioritisation.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 707102 ***