Tom Lane wrote:
> Alvaro Herrera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >> Hmm, there's something weird about this update ... apparently the
> >> spanish files were updated but the diff shows up empty.  Investigating.
> 
> > Well, apparently nobody updated the file in the pgtranslation CVS, so
> > it's OK that nothing happened.
> 
> Don't scare me like that :-(.  This is the first time I've done the
> translation commits and I was sure I'd blown it somehow.

Sorry :-)

> > I'm baffled about $PostgreSQL$ being
> > unexpanded yet though.  Good thing we have a $Id$ that keeps current
> > with the pgtranslation repo.  Maybe it's $PostgreSQL$ that's causing the
> > empty diff to show up.
> 
> Hmm, you're right, the es/postgres.po file in the pgtranslation
> repository has an unexpanded $PostgreSQL$ tag.  Which is unsurprising
> since pgfoundry's CVS is probably not set to recognize that tag.

Well, my intention was that $Id$ should be expanded in pgfoundry, and
$PostgreSQL$ should be expanded when the file is imported from pgfoundry
into the main CVS repo.  I'm not sure why it hasn't.

> The cp-po script is supposed to ignore that when comparing the files,
> but it looks like there's something wrong with its regexp.  Don't
> quite see what though ... oh, yeah I do: it's assuming there will
> be a colon after the keyword.  Don't have commit on that repository,
> or I'd go fix it ...

OK, fix committed (I just removed the colon in the regexp).  Thanks.

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