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A multilingual glossary for computing and data science terms.

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https://carpentries.github.io/glosario/ja/ lists Japanese entries based on the first character of the entry. It means that the entries are not categorised by Japanese alphabet (nor English alphabet), but characters. The last...

documentation
enhancement
lang: ja

A list of contributors to the glossary should be included on the site.

enhancement
infrastructure

The project is now (also) hosted at https://glosario.carpentries.org Steps: - [ ] replace links in this repo - [ ] replace links in the R package (see https://github.com/carpentries/glosario-r/issues/15) - [x]...

bug

The errors produced by the `make check` and the `yamllint` CI checks are unclear to anyone who either did not write those files, or who has not already devoted some...

documentation
enhancement

We can't run glossary.yml through a conventional spell check because it is multilingual. We therefore need something that will pull the content in a specific language and run the bodies...

enhancement

Awesome project :-) Would it be possible to add some sort of optional term-type to the definitions: I will be uploading these definitions as terms in the JupyterLba crowdin site...

bug
enhancement

`glossary.yml` contains: ``` - slug: directory ``` without any definitions in any language. `make check` should flag this as an error.

bug

To be assigned to @baileythegreen. In PR #187 several English definitions were corrected, clarified, or generalised, but translations of these often propagate the errors from the English. I will do...

enhancement

What is the appropriate way to address terms that have more than one meaning within the context represented by the scope of this glossary? **Element**, for instance, is currently defined...

question

The terms `error` and `exception` are both used in the glossary—which is fine—but they seem to be conflated and used interchangeably, probably due to a mix of authors. Because the...

good first issue