Hi, Le 17/02/2021 à 14:52, s3v a écrit : > first of all, very sorry for putting you in a rush by resurrecting this task. > We (Italian Team) are working hard on package translations but there are serious > concerns about missing migration for translation files into the Debian archive. I'm fully aware of the release cycle and totally understand your concern. > > Soft freeze is a fact and hard freeze is coming and quickly; stable release doesn't > accept new files... > What can we do to prevent Bullseye from having obsolete translations dated March > 2020? The only missing piece is allowing dak to access the ddtp machine to retrieve the translations. If I understand it correctly, it just means creating a user on the machine and adding dak's key. I have opened RT ticket #8486 in December to ask for that and have not had an answer yet. I also tried to ping the DSA team on IRC but got no response either. Since I was kind of expecting that, I also asked to FTP masters if the retrieval of translations could be done differently (i.e. publicly expose the archive so they could download it instead of using rsync). They told me they preferred rsync for a lot of good reasons, and adding a user is so fast anyway. Well… So at this point, I don't know what to do. If anyone was able to successfully ping the DSA team, it would be greatly appreciated. We've started this migration journey more than 3 years ago and I'm out of stamina, to be honest. Thomas > > I think this issue needs to be addressed quite early at this stage of the ongoing > release cycle to make Developers/Maintainers (you, Andrey. Thanks!) able to fix > problems on the route. > > Thanks a lot for taking care of this. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > *Da:* Thomas Vincent <thomas@vinc-net.fr> > *Oggetto:* ddtp translation reaching sid - status > *Data:* giovedì 5 novembre 2020, 11:56 PM > *A:* debian-i18n@lists.debian.org > >> Hi Joe, >> >> Le 19/10/2020 à 21:31, Joe Dalton a écrit : >>> Hi, do we have someone working on reactivating that the translated package descriptions reaches >> That would be me. I need to get in touch with dsa to discuss about how >> the ftpmasters script can retrieve the descriptions but I've had no free >> time recently. >> >> I'll try to work on this next week-end. >> >> Cheers, >> Thomas >
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