I have to figure out how to get or produce the pot file for GNOME projects. In the meanwhile I cloned all GNU git repos and added some.

In short I more or less did:

for repo in `cat gnu-repos`; do git clone git://git.savannah.gnu.org/$repo; done
rm -rf gettext/ gcl/ bash/ www-ja/ ocitysmap/ childsplay/ www-fr/
find -type d -name vendor -exec rm -rf {} +
find -type f -name '*.pot' > gnu-pot.txt
find -type f -name '*.po' | sed --regexp-extended 's/.+\/([^./]+).po/\1/g' | sort -u > languages
# manual cleanup of the languages

So I made the template P236 and by replacing the pattern ^./([^/]+)/(.*po)/([^/]+).pot$ I produced P237 which, with pagefromfile.py, should now add 36 more groups (python pwb.py scripts/pagefromfile.py -start:START -end:END -file:gnu-pot.txt -family:intense -lang:en -notitle).

To do after those:

./maposmatic/www/locale/django.pot
./scleaner/src/scleaner.pot
./gibbon/help/gibbon.pot
./freedink-data/dink/l10n/dink.pot
./bibledit-web/web/pot/bibledit.pot

In T86484#1000763, @Nemo_bis wrote:

I have to figure out how to get or produce the pot file for GNOME projects.

Running intltool-update --pot inside the /po subfolder is one option. It will create the file modulename.pot.

In T86484#1001014, @Aklapper wrote:

In T86484#1000763, @Nemo_bis wrote:

I have to figure out how to get or produce the pot file for GNOME projects.

Running intltool-update --pot inside the /po subfolder is one option. It will create the file modulename.pot.

Yep, that's what I did in the linked case, but the pot file wasn't recognised by Translate or something.

It is time to promote Wikimedia-Hackathon-2015 activities in the program (training sessions and meetings) and main wiki page (hacking projects and other ongoing activities). Follow the instructions, please. If you have questions, about this message, ask here.

Do you think this project could be suitable for Possible-Tech-Projects and Outreachy-Round-11?

No. Among other things, we don't have time this autumn.

@Nemo_bis: Do you still work on this, as this is assigned to you?

In T86484#5695761, @Aklapper wrote:

@Nemo_bis: Do you still work on this, as this is assigned to you?

Yes, although the motivation has decreased since we stopped exposing the data. Probably the right way to do it in 2020 is to work with https://www.softwareheritage.org/ , create a reusable method to extract the coordinates of the various repositories, publish it in a sufficiently clean format.

Then if/when InTense resumes the first output could be to import all these repositories and publish a dump of their parsed i18n, which would be quite useful for NLP purposes as well.

https://intense.wmflabs.org/ says "No proxy is configured for this host name."
Where is this located?

The labs project was deleted to free up unused resources until they are needed.

Sounds like this task should be declined. Or depend on a "Set up intense on some servers" task.