Rafael Fontenelle

I believe it is. Of course some official packages set to a specific commit from Gitlab as source, but many others use the official release tarball repositories: ftp://ftp.gnome.org and https://download.gnome.org

Rebased the PR to be up-to-date with the changes on `master` branch.

Rebased the PR to be up-to-date with the changes on `master` branch.

For the record, split package is now implemented in AUR since version 3.0.0. Since this update, also the build method of source packages for AUR changed to require the bin...

@ushis Is it possible to download source tarball, extract, source the variables and then read the value of pkgname ? Except for split packages, which is not supported anyway, this...

Well, I'm out of ideas at the moment. Good luck. :)

I don't think that is possible because msgcontexts and comments are per-POT file, not per-language.

> You could set up a web-based translation service, which makes managing translations much easier. No more "I'll have to go through all strings to see which aren't translated yet",...

If you run Arch.exe from a command-line interface (Command Prompt, PowerShell, Windows Terminal, etc.), can you tell if any message presented to you?

@jamincollins not sure if this changes anything, but have test latest version 22.3.18.0 ?