Closed marcoagpinto closed 2 weeks ago
Here are the sentences it fixes:
@marcoagpinto I will have a look. If it's a simple fix on the premium LT repo, I will implement it. Otherwise, the rule will need to be reverted.
@p-goulart
I reverted it already. 😛
But it would be great if we could have it since it is a great rule.
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Can you point me to the CircleCI build where the premium build fails because of it?
@p-goulart
Is it this?: https://github.com/languagetool-org/languagetool/pull/10991
The URL you posted above, what shall I do? It asked to login or to create an account.
Or this: https://github.com/languagetool-org/languagetool/pull/10992 (the revert of the rule)
The URL you posted above, what shall I do?
Ticket for internal tracking, don't worry about it.
This is the failing pipeline, btw.
I have no access to it.
[/SENT_START*] Semana[semana/NCFS000*] [ /null*] que[que/CS,que/PE0CN000,que/PR0CN000,que/PT0CN000] [ /null*] vem[vir/VMIP3S0,vir/VMM02S0] [ /null*] estarei[estar/VMIF1S0] [ /null*] muito[muito/DI0MS0,muito/NCMS000,muito/PI0MS000,muito/RG] [ /null*] ocupado[ocupado/AQ0MS0,ocupado/NCMS000] .[./SENT_END*,./_PUNCT_PERIOD*,./_PUNCT*]
The original rule required 'ocupado' to be a participle. IMO I don't think that's a bad thing.
I can add an alternative allowing it to be an adjective, but I do not think we should be removing the verb tag from obvious participles. Past participles are often used adjectivally, but that does not mean they are not also participles.
I recommend you amend the rule to be less aggressive.
Also note that your rule, for some reason, only removes the verb tag from the singular masculine participles, and it continues to work as expected for feminine (plural/singular) and masculine plural participles. Please pay closer attention to this kind of thing.
[/SENT_START*] Semana[semana/NCFS000*] [ /null*] que[que/CS,que/PE0CN000,que/PR0CN000,que/PT0CN000] [ /null*] vem[vir/VMIP3S0,vir/VMM02S0] [ /null*] estarei[estar/VMIF1S0] [ /null*] muito[muito/DI0MS0,muito/NCMS000,muito/PI0MS000,muito/RG] [ /null*] ocupado[ocupado/AQ0MS0,ocupado/NCMS000] .[./SENT_END*,./_PUNCT_PERIOD*,./_PUNCT*]
The original rule required 'ocupado' to be a participle. IMO I don't think that's a bad thing.
I can add an alternative allowing it to be an adjective, but I do not think we should be removing the verb tag from obvious participles. Past participles are often used adjectivally, but that does not mean they are not also participles.
I recommend you amend the rule to be less aggressive.
Ahhhh... let me do it. It is very easy to do.
Okay, thanks! Do that and let me know. If you don't have access to the CircleCI pipelines for premium, I suppose I'll keep an eye on it.
(Do note, though, that it's not that trivial. I notice some of the sentences you have there include 'doutorado', which might be affected by removal of the participles.)
@p-goulart
https://github.com/languagetool-org/languagetool/pull/10996
It is fixed.
The rule removes around 3000 false positives.
It doesn't matter if it doesn't fix everything, we will gradually enhance and add more rules for that.
The important thing is that it didn't break anything and helps us create more accurate rules.
Heya, @jaumeortola , @susanaboatto and @p-goulart ,
I know you are very busy, but this is an issue that involves the Premium version of LanguageTool.
This disambiguator rule breaks the Premium version:
Examples of its usage:
Could one of you make changes in Premium so that I may implement it?
Thanks!
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