On Thu, 17 Oct 2013 09:03:49 -0700, Ryan Ollos <[email protected]> wrote : > >> I am evaluating Bloodhound (current trunk version and on Debian > >> Testing) and here are a few feedbacks: > >> > >> 1) It seems that that we are missing trac/htdocs/js/messages > >> contents (typically en_us.js) > >> Indeed these javascript files are requested by line 983 of > >> trac/web/chrome.py: > >> if req.locale is not None: > >> add_script(req, 'common/js/messages/%s.js' % req.locale) > >> > > > > I've noticed this as well, but will have to investigate. > > > > This will happen if the message catalogs are not compiled. If that is > the case, you'll also likely notice that navigating > to /prefs/language and changing the language has no effect. As you've > noted already, once the message catalogs are compiled, you should > find: > > ls trac/htdocs/js/messages/ > ca.js en_US.js es_MX.js he.js ja.js pt_BR.js tr.js > da.js eo.js et.js hu.js ko.js ru.js uk.js > de.js es_AR.js fi.js hy.js nb.js sl.js zh_CN.js > en_GB.js es.js fr.js it.js nl.js sv.js zh_TW.js > > > If you install in development mode, the message catalogs will not be > compiled. To compile them, you can cd to the trac sources directory > and run "python setup.py install". > > If you did not install in development mode, then we need to figure > out why the message catalogs are not compiled. I suppose there could > be a problem with your Babel install. > >
Hello, Yes indeed, I was following the instructions from here: https://issues.apache.org/bloodhound/wiki/BloodhoundContributing Trac through this command: pip install -r requirements-dev.txt I manually installed Trac with setup.py install and trac/htdocs/js/messages/ was generated. Thanks !
