Released on 22 July 2016
This is the second beta of 2.8.0, our next major Pootle release.
If you want to try it, check one of the following:
contributors
commandinit_fs_project
Below we provide much more detail. These are by no means exhaustive, view the git log for complete information.
Pootle FS allows to synchronize Pootle against a filesystem, or VCS, allowing to handle conflicts and several other situations that previously required ad-hoc hacks.
run_cherrypy
has been removed.start
has been removed, use runserver
instead.verify_user
and purge_user
now accept multiple
usernames.refresh_scores
now recalculates user scores and accepts
multiple usernames.contributors
command has been refactored in order to return more
accurate results and has new options
--since
,
--until
and
--mailmerge
. The --from-revision
option has been removed.list_serializers
has been added to view serializers and
deserializers installed on your system.flush_cache
flushes default
, redis
, stats
caches,
accepts --rqdata
,
--stats
,
--django-cache
options.config
was added to get, set, list, append and clear configuration
settings.init_fs_project
was added.POOTLE_SCORE_COEFFICIENTS
accepts custom settings for user
scores calculation.POOTLE_TM_SERVER
no longer receives the MIN_SCORE
parameter, as
it was misleading and had questionable effects.POOTLE_TM_SERVER
now accepts a MIN_SIMILARITY
parameter, to
filter out results which might be irrelevant. To learn more, check the
documenation on MIN_SIMILARITY
.POOTLE_EXPORT_VIEW_LIMIT
was added, with a default value of 10000.
This restricts how many units are shown in export views.POOTLE_SEARCH_BACKEND
was added, to allow configuring the search
backend to be used.This release was made possible by the following people:
Ryan Northey, Julen Ruiz Aizpuru, Dwayne Bailey, Taras Semenenko, Leandro Regueiro, safaalfulaij, Jason P. Pickering, The Gitter Badger, Rhoslyn Prys, Mikhail Paulyshka, Mike Robinson, Kevin Scannell, Igor Afanasyev, Henrik Feldt, Francesc Ortiz, Christian Lohmaier, burhan, Arash Mousavi, Andy Kittner, Adam Chainz.
And to all our bug finders, testers and translators, a Very BIG Thank You.