Weblate workflow broken ?

[silopolis]

Hello friends :)

Could there be a cork in the pipe to Weblate? Browsing French version, I was surprise to see untranslated paragraphs whereas the project is 100% translated in Weblate!?

[mquinson]

Hello,

you are right in some sense. It's not exactly broken because there is no automatic workflow. I have to rebuild and sync the page when something changes. I usually monitor the git manually short after the release, but I forgot this time.

One should come up with a new workflow to automatize this, but the pb is that I'm not sure of how to share my credential to the VM hosting the po4a.org domain, which is contributed by Red Hat and Fedora. I'll try to investigate.

Thanks for reporting (it's synced now).

[rffontenelle]

How about a workflow to notify of new translations from time to time whenever there is a new translation?

For instance: 1- 02-update.sh store the current commit hash somewhere e.g. hash.txt 2- a CI workflow scheduled weekly reads this hash.txt and if hash.txt != current hash, do:

• builds webpage to from the commit history of this commit hash
• builds webpage currently webpage
• if there is a difference, file an issue and assign to you (so that it goes to your todo list)
• if an issue exists already, do not open another; maybe bot comment pinging you? Or maybe do nothing.

This is just a suggestion that doesn't require putting your credentials. (Although there is GitHub Actions secrets for this reasons).

[mquinson]

This would be a very good workflow, well integrated in my current habits. The ping could be as simple as an email. I would definitely handle one extra email triggering a micro task per week, or even ever day.

Thanks for the suggestion. I'd love if you could provide a first implementation of that workflow, please.