Closed rffontenelle closed 11 months ago
Weblate has this awesome feature of linking a translation string source location to its source file in the source code repository. This makes it easier for the translator to go check the context with a single click in the Weblate web UI.
Currently, repository browser URL is broken for some strings in MediaWriter project. See the following alert in Fedora Weblate:
Broken repository browser URL This component is set up incorrectly. The repository browser URL points to non-existing locations: https://github.com/FedoraQt/MediaWriter/blob/main/../src/app/data/org.fedoraproject.MediaWriter.appdata.xml.in#8 (404 Client Error: Not Found for url: https://github.com/FedoraQt/MediaWriter/blob/src/app/data/org.fedoraproject.MediaWriter.appdata.xml.in#8) This can happen if the path within the translation files contains references to a parent directory, or is absolute. Appeared 2 years ago, last seen 10 hours ago
Broken repository browser URL
This component is set up incorrectly.
The repository browser URL points to non-existing locations:
This can happen if the path within the translation files contains references to a parent directory, or is absolute.
Appeared 2 years ago, last seen 10 hours ago
Notice in the resulting URL how "blob/main/../src" resulted in "blob/src" (missing the branch name).
The culprit is the source location having "../" in the beginning.
Nevermind. I learned that Weblate can be configured to ignore to leading parent directory ...
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Weblate has this awesome feature of linking a translation string source location to its source file in the source code repository. This makes it easier for the translator to go check the context with a single click in the Weblate web UI.
Currently, repository browser URL is broken for some strings in MediaWriter project. See the following alert in Fedora Weblate:
Notice in the resulting URL how "blob/main/../src" resulted in "blob/src" (missing the branch name).
The culprit is the source location having "../" in the beginning.