CentralNotice should periodically poll CN message group states and process them accordingly. As soon as a message group state no longer is "Published", those translations should no longer be served.
Version: master
Severity: normal
CentralNotice should periodically poll CN message group states and process them accordingly. As soon as a message group state no longer is "Published", those translations should no longer be served.
Version: master
Severity: normal
Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
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Open | Feature | None | T34482 CentralNotice should respect language fallbacks | ||
Open | Feature | None | T38591 Use the Translate extension in CentralNotice (tracking) | ||
Open | Feature | None | T28714 Allow banner to run only in the languages we have translations for | ||
Open | None | T39143 State of Central Notice message group should determine if a banner can be served in a language | |||
Open | None | T116235 [Epic] CentralNotice translation should move closer to MediaWiki i18n standards and the code cleaned up |
I'm a bit confused. If the messages aren't published, how can the translation be served? Do you mean "As soon as a message group state no longer is 'Published', the banner should no longer display on wikis that use that language."?
In the past, many banners used a "help translate" link to deal with this problem. Otherwise many communities would simply be left out completely. Do you think it's better to simply not give them a banner at all if it isn't in their language?
I think this is probably a duplicate of Bug 26714. Let me know if it's meant to address a different problem.
This is related to the integration of Translate and CentralNotice, so the duplicate marking was premature. I may elaborate later, but would prefer to explain in a meeting once resources are available to work on this integration for the CentralNotice part.
The questions raised in comment 1 are for CentralNotice only and probable have little or nothing to do with bug 36591 or what this particular part if that aims to address.