On Tue, Jan 07, 2025 at 10:55:31PM +0100, Patrice Dumas wrote: > Actually, after more thinking, the case where translations would not be > wanted by the user is too much of a special case to balance against > warning that there won't be translations. I will implement a warning.
This is done. > Still, if the translations are disabled for this kind of reason, and > unlike most errors/warnings reported, it may not be possible for the > user to solve the issue, even if the user wants translations, and > unconditionally having a message output could still be annoying. We > have --no-warn for such case, but it is all or nothing. There is nothing in the translations code directly available to register the warning message in to be able to decide later what to do depending on customization variables, so the warning is actually unconditional. Let's see if users complain. I will now redirect "locale -a" output to /dev/null now that we have a better message. -- Pat
