From sample project Order [JUM-2023-12-VT-21], it can be seen that the analysis does not take memory matches into account at all.
As if the entire text should be translated from scratch, although when looking into XLIFF, there are sentences with 90% and 100% memory overlap.
Nele tried to create a project again with the same file from yesterday to do the analysis herself.
But the project Order [JUM-2024-02-T-34], which was created yesterday, still gives me the message 'File generation is in progress', and when I first went to the page today, there was also a pop-up window 'Error'.
That there is some stuff with larger source files, that we can't generate XLIFFs, but Mari herself was able to create XLIFFs from the same source file, under her own project: Order [JUM-2023-12-VT-21]. Something was different in the system then.
In other words, we need to check
the ability to generate XLIFF of large, voluminous source files
translation memory analysis (whether the system takes memory matches into account in the calculation)
From sample project Order [JUM-2023-12-VT-21], it can be seen that the analysis does not take memory matches into account at all. As if the entire text should be translated from scratch, although when looking into XLIFF, there are sentences with 90% and 100% memory overlap.
Nele tried to create a project again with the same file from yesterday to do the analysis herself. But the project Order [JUM-2024-02-T-34], which was created yesterday, still gives me the message 'File generation is in progress', and when I first went to the page today, there was also a pop-up window 'Error'.
That there is some stuff with larger source files, that we can't generate XLIFFs, but Mari herself was able to create XLIFFs from the same source file, under her own project: Order [JUM-2023-12-VT-21]. Something was different in the system then.
In other words, we need to check
Äriseadustik-01.09.2023.xml.zip