I am using Poedit for testing localization and there are 1664 strings in my .po file (updated from wordpress.pot), but in GlotPress there are 1689 strings. In admin and network admin files is everything OK. Strange…
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Zé 9:04 pm on May 29, 2012 Permalink |
Whence (!) did you get this .pot file? Did you get it at the same time as the .po you are editing?
pavelevap 8:19 am on May 30, 2012 Permalink |
Yes, sure. And the funny thing is that when you export all strings from GlotPress, there are also 1664 (and not 1689) strings…
Andrew Nacin 10:07 pm on May 30, 2012 Permalink |
This is likely just a caching issue with the counts in GlotPress. I would not worry about it.
Lopo 2:33 am on June 1, 2012 Permalink |
I noticed recently that the counter sums the approved strings and the ones waiting for approval so you have, from time to time, a growing number of strings. Don’t know if this is a bug or a feature
Andrew Nacin 6:37 am on June 1, 2012 Permalink |
1664 strings are correct. I am not sure why GlotPress has an extra 25 strings (but not on export). Still looking, and let @nbachiyski know in case he has any ideas.
pavelevap 11:25 am on June 3, 2012 Permalink |
Hmm, now there are only 1659 strings (due to some consolidation), but in GlotPress still 1689.
Egill 11:57 am on June 7, 2012 Permalink |
Same here for Icelandic, mildly annoying when you’re working hard to reach the 100%
pavelevap 9:38 am on June 8, 2012 Permalink |
I do not think it is cache issue. I found one string which was translated (current status), but there was the same untranslated string (it was link to Codex). Maybe there are some duplicities in database?
Sergey Biryukov 11:39 pm on June 11, 2012 Permalink |
Indeed there are. Here’s the list of those 25 strings, in case it helps @nacin or @nbachiyski to identify the bug: http://pastebin.com/eq5nBbV9