Hi! Le 03/03/2025 à 19:08, Paulo Henrique de Lima Santana a écrit :
Hi Thomas,Maybe you already talked about that, but is there an issue for users creating account with gmail address?
I don't remember if we mentioned it somewhere, but yes, there's an issue with accounts created using a gmail address. DDTSS sends a confirmation e-mail upon account creation that is deemed as spam by Google.
Sometimes we receive question about users haven't received email confirmation for gmail address.
Users can contact me directly so I manually activate their account. Depending on how much time I manage to invest in DDTSS soon, I'll try to work on one of those three workarounds/solutions: * add a message when users register to ping me if they don't receive their confirmation e-mail in a timely manner * allow language admins to activate users accounts if they're locked * work on the branch that has been waiting for months to migrate authentication to Salsa's SSO Any help is welcome. :) Thomas
Best regards. Em 01/03/2024 09:44, Thomas Vincent escreveu:Hello!I wanted to share with you that DDTSS, the service allowing us to translate package descriptions, recently got two updates that made its main page load 2 to 3 seconds faster.Although I intend to keep working on the internals of DDTSS to provide it a long overdue rejuvenation, I'd also like to improve the user experience of our brave DDTSS translators.Here are some ideas off the top of my head that I'd like to address: * the Italian team has fine scripts that could benefit everybody if they were directly provided by DDTSS * DDTSS remains super slow for a few teams who prefer fetching thousands of descriptions * it's not easy to run DDTSS locally, which hinders code contributions * if you try to translate during the 'night' (european time), then DDTSS becomes excruciatingly slow because it's when the daily update script is run. This makes me feel bad for our Brazilian friends, for instance * we should use Salsa as a way to authenticate users instead of DDTSS' legacy homemade solutionBut I'm probably blindsided by my own experience with DDTSS. This is why I'd love to have your feedback about what is OK and what should be improved. If you have anything to say, please answer this message (on or off list), ping us on IRC (#ddtp) or open an issue on [Salsa].Thomas [Salsa]: https://salsa.debian.org/l10n-team/ddtp/-/issues
Attachment:
OpenPGP_signature.asc
Description: OpenPGP digital signature