On 11/19/2015 03:06 PM, Chris Lumens wrote:
One more for this list: give the boot to languages whose percentage of
translated strings falls below a certain threshold. For example, anaconda
includes Iloko, which is 2.3% translated in f23-branch. This is not useful.
How do we kick something out? Just remove it from po/LINGUAS?
Yes. I think the last language we did that to was Hebrew, since the guy
translating Hebrew let us know he was quitting.
I don't know whether we should bother looking for the opposite, when someone
suddenly translates something that was previously untranslated. You would
think someone give us a heads up, but I can only think of that ever
happening once in the past.
We're never going to hear if something passes a threshold or not. At
the most, we might find out if a whole new language needs to be added,
but that's pretty rare.
I was thinking of a case of, for example, a translator going through
anaconda strings in Zanata and seeing a bunch of untranslated Hebrew
strings and saying "hey I know Hebrew I can fix that" but then not
telling us. We can test for that, I think. I can't remember whether
transifex did or not, but zanata pulls down everything regardless of
LINGUAS, so we could look for languages not in LINGUAS that are above a
high threshold of percentage translated.
But yes, I agree that this would be rare.
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