SUMMARY In messages/documentation-docs-kdenlive-org/ apparently .pot files have changed, but corresponding elements in .po files have not been marked fuzzy. STEPS TO REPRODUCE I performed "posieve check-rules --skip-obsolete -s rfile:pology/lang/ca/ rules/restructuredtext.rules nl/messages/documentation-docs-kdenlive-org/" and found 460 problems in the .po files in nl/messages/documentation-docs-kdenlive-org/ OBSERVED RESULT Analyzing the errors I found changes in msgid lines like :ref: changed in :doc: without marking such an element as fuzzy. EXPECTED RESULT The corresponding elements in .po files should be marked fuzzy SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Operating System: openSUSE Tumbleweed 20250627 KDE Plasma: KDE Plasma Version: 6.4.1 KDE Frameworks Version: 6.15.0 Qt Version: 6.9.1
I am sorry. This appeared only once, so no need to to investigate. Previously running the given command gave me 20 errors, which were false positives. Now suddenly I got 460 errors of which only one showed the reported problem. The real problem is in the rules file pology/lang/ca/rules/restructuredtext.rules . One of which is apparently in the definition for :doc:` , id=rst-doc
Closing then. Not sure why you're using Catalan rules, but if you think it's buggy discuss it with them?
Thanks. The Catalan rules are also applicable for Dutch; they are about formatting certain elements in .rst files. I don't have the skills to design my own rules. After a recent change at least one of the rules gives trouble only for the elements in documentation-docs-kdenlive-org. I contacted the designers and got an answer. Still usable for 4 other series of these files: digikam-doc, websites-krita-org, websites-docs-glaxnimate-org, and documentation-kstars-docs-kde-org
Right, if the rules are not Catalan specific maybe they should not be in the Catalan folder :)
Right, but they are designed/maintained by a Catalan person. I just read about it and tried to use these rules for the Dutch language and it turned out to be useful; even VERY useful. I do have a few false positives, except now for the kdenlive documents.
I understand they are designed by a Catalan person, but if they are not Catalan specific, they should be in a common place that is community owned. Do you feel like contacting the person doing them to try to make them be in a bit more of a shared space?