Iago-lito
Iago-lito
Hi ! This one depends on whether `Light rain and snow` should be read as: - `(Light rain) and snow` (then your `Pluie légère et neige` is correct) - or...
Hi @Unprex ! I'd personally rather translate another way depending on how I interpret "Rain and snow shower".. should it mean: - "Rain and (snow shower)", then I'd translate as...
"Haze" translates as `Brume` (IIUC it's thinner than "Fog" that rather translates as `Brouillard`) "Thunderstorm" is `Orage` :)
Good work ^ ^ Here are my suggestions: ``` fortes pluies et orages de grêle fortes pluies orageuses orages de pluie et grêle légères pluie légère et averses pluies légères...
Here you go :) ``` bruine et pluie orage de grêle brume bruine legère et pluie orage, pluie légère et grèle / neige roulée ``` (btw regarding the last one...
French: `Averses proches, pluie et orages`.
@lassepe Hm, in this case, would the repl not error when I try `using Revise`? Anyway, the message still appears on whatever reference I use from my local package. Does...
I can reproduce with a fresh package: In an empty folder: ``` $ julia julia> using PkgSkeleton julia> PkgSkeleton.generate("empty_package") ... successfully generated empty_package ``` then `cd empty_package` and setup `src/empty_packages.jl`...
Yeah, I was within `empty_package` folder and opened file with `nvim main.jl`.
@DzmitryFil As a workaround, I delete the `derive` attributes, rename, and then paste the `derive` attributes back in place. This works fine :)