Hi, we are in string freeze, that's the translator period. Pulling our translation will fail because of a corrupted source file (pot). tx pull give us Pulling translations for resource fedora-initscripts.default (source: None) -> fr: translations/fedora-initscripts.default/fr.po Exception: Remote server replied: Error compiling the translation file: 'utf8' codec can't decode byte 0xa0 in position 29036: invalid start byte Pulling translations for resource fedora-elections-guide.Appendix (source: None) If we try to download the original pot it will fail also. If your tx push -s fails, please get in touch with the transifex.net team, or I will. Thanks,
Just resolved by mpessas (seen by #transifex). The binary character was still present cause the last update was not different, it was not overridden. He has removed it from their side, should not appear again. Everything fine: http://fpaste.org/dhzq/ Cheers
(In reply to comment #1) > He has removed it from their side, should not appear again. > Unfortunately, it's back. Have you uploaded a new pot? If not, we have to see with the indifex guys.
Last time I pushed was a week or two ago, nothing since.
We get an update on the mailing list: lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/trans/2012-February/009689.htmle Should be fixed by the end of this week.
Fixed and verified by mpessas. (He is right, my previous comment was linking to another bug not related…) Should not appear again… He will check if that could appear again. If so, please come by irc #transifex (Freenode) and ask mpessas.
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