2018-02-22 18:20 GMT+01:00 Thom Brown <t...@linux.com>: > Hi, > > I have found that Japanese language support for the database server > has been dropped for 10. This is because it fell below the 80% of > strings translated requirement, so it was shipped without Japanese. > This isn't true of all components, but it seems quite alarming that > we've pushed out PostgreSQL 10 with no language support for a country > that has contributed a significant amount to the project, and has a > relatively large number of users. > > The database server also dropped support for Indonesian and Portugese > (Brazil). In fact, just between 9.6 and 10, the following language > support was dropped for these components: > > cs | plpython > de | pg_resetxlog > es | pg_resetxlog > fr | pg_resetxlog > id | postgres > it | pg_resetxlog > ja | pg_basebackup,pg_resetxlog,plpython,pltcl,postgres,psql > ko | pg_resetxlog > pl | pg_resetxlog > pt_BR | pg_basebackup,pg_resetxlog,pltcl,postgres > ru | pg_resetxlog > sv | pg_resetxlog > tr | plperl > zh_CN | pg_basebackup,pg_resetxlog,pltcl > zh_TW | plperl > > This is a huge amount of compared to what happened between 9.5 and 9.6: > > cs | psql > > between 9.4 and 9.5: > > cs | pltcl > ro | pltcl > tr | libpq,pltcl > zh_TW | pltcl,psql > > and between 9.3 and 9.4: > > cs | pg_basebackup,pg_resetxlog > ja | pg_basebackup,pg_resetxlog > zh_TW | pg_ctl,postgres > > > There are many translations that are on the verge of falling under > 80%. Japanese alone has 6 components between 80-83%, but other > languages are in a similar position. > > I feel this is something that we, as a community, need to address. > Unfortunately, some of us aren't in a position to contribute to such > an effort. We need folk to step forward to help get these > translations updated, or this situation will likely only get worse. >
I'll try to fix cs part. Some components are not too important for us - but psql and pg_basebackup should be translated. Probably there are zero users of pltcl and few users with plpython (but these users usually prefer English lang). Pavel > > Thanks > > Thom > >
