#metabrainz

yvanzo: sounds interesting. how can it handle those?

I mistook with translation propagation across components :(

ok :)

MB Server doesn't handle these locales: https://tickets.metabrainz.org/browse/MBS-11416

MBS-11416: Synchronize country-specific localizations with country-agnostic translations

yes. unless the country specific languages have very significant differences this often is not really worth the effort. I think for picard the english translations worked ok like this, but only because IvanDobsky had a close eye on those.

Not sure how up to date this is for new strings, though. That's a big issue with the current approach, because you can't easily see new strings to handle.

The matter is not current indeed but it will probably come back when more translators get active.

A way would be to copy translated strings to country specific locales and use the "unreviewed" status.

monkey: sounds fine to remove snapshots for the reasons you mentioned.

mayhem: will combine both. makes sense

👍 good riddance

lucifer: ok, great. since LB radio is a bit degraded, it would be good if that could happen sooner

yvanzo: but I also don't really see a way to solve this with existing tools. A way would be if translators could e.g. mark translations in Weblate as same as source. But even then a change to the source language can mean the translation no longer should be the same.

mayhem: sure

[listenbrainz-server] 14amCap1712 merged pull request #2506 (03master…soundcloud): Support searching Soundcloud for playback in BrainzPlayer https://github.com/metabrainz/listenbrainz-serv...

thanks!

outsidecontext: maybe using git commit hook that copies the new translations if empty for country locale

outsidecontext: IIUC Picard is picking the 'de' translation for a message if there is no 'de_CH' translation.

yvanzo kind of. Just that it is not really Picard doing anything but gettext itself

Copy them over would improve the situation if the strings get also marked as fuzzy. Otherwise you won't see which one need attention

👍

Actually it is https://github.com/WeblateOrg/weblate/issues/3412

mayhem: do you want separate table columns for mhld and LB listen counts, or just a total?

yvanzo: 👍

outsidecontext: Enabled msgmerge add-on (to update PO files after POT has been updated) for MB project, not sure if it can be useful to Picard too.

[listenbrainz-server] 14vardansaini opened pull request #2545 (03master…Apple-Metadata-Cache): "Apple metadata cache " https://github.com/metabrainz/listenbrainz-serv...

[listenbrainz-server] 14vardansaini closed pull request #2545 (03master…Apple-Metadata-Cache): "Apple metadata cache " https://github.com/metabrainz/listenbrainz-serv...

[listenbrainz-server] 14vardansaini opened pull request #2546 (03master…Apple-Metadata-Cache): "Apple metadata cache " https://github.com/metabrainz/listenbrainz-serv...

!m yvanzo

You're doing good work, yvanzo!

reosarevok: Pratha-Fish: okay for meeting after the meeting

outsidecontext: I added the link you provided for the list of enabled languages to the wiki: https://wiki.musicbrainz.org/index.php?title=Mu...

bitmap: hi! :) There's a couple of derat tickets that would benefit from a check from you when you have some time :)

Eh. PRs

Even better :)

lucifer: total is fine.

yvanzo: thanks

<yvanzo> "Enabled msgmerge add-on (to update PO files after POT has been updated) for MB project, not sure if it can be useful to Picard too." I suspect that it would be useful for the Picard Docs.

I think we should also do this for Picard. especially as we currently have no routine to run msgmerge during deployment or such. IMHO it makes sense to keep them clean. I'll enable it

rdswift: MB project is unlocked for testing.

rdswift: for picard-docs it's a PITA to enable, because we need to do it per project

:/

Okay, then I will just keep doing it manually when I update the POT files. Not a big deal.

I actually have a script here that I use, so REALLY no big deal. ;-)

there are 199 pages/components indeed

rdswift: which options to you use?

rdswift: is the script in the repo?

Sorry, kellnerd didn't see the message previously !

It makes sense to focus on one thing at a time, especially if you feel like you're struggling with juggling the two big projects (understandably). So :+1: for me

Thanks monkey!

Given that my original intention was to get the research project done in June, I hope that I'll get this out of the way finally instead of slowly working on it in parallel :)

yvanzo: Sorry, I don't understand the question. The script that I use rebuilds the PO files as part of the POT rebuild process, and that is in the repo as part of setup.py. Then I have a local script that compares the new PO files to the files in the current git commit, and only stages them if an actual translation string changes (and not just a date or something in the header). That script isn't in the repo as far as I recall.

riksucks: and lucifer: I have two questions

1) How to make these scripts with the rest of the codebase?

2) For apple music, there is no equivalent endpoint to discover new artists. Should I delete that part?

for the new PR I just opened

vscode_: let's talk that after the meeting

ok

Welcome to another Monday meeting!

In the wise words of ApeKattQuest: "wait fuck is it monday uuhhh"

It seems that I have no mailed-in reviews, so maybe ApeKattQuest can get us started :)

Arararara~! hi!

making a slow start at updating instruments and images, we had a very big storm here (a named weather) and a lot of people got evacuated, I'm safe♌

fin, go Pratha-Fish

Hi guys :D

Last week was kind of low key

Not a lot of work, but a ton of self reflection on my part. Re-thought about my project timeline for a while

Also worked on some of the comments on PR #4 on the musicbrainz-bot

And looks like Imma be eating your heads for 2 more months, as we're planning a project extension :D

fin 🐟

vscode_: would you like to go next?

Oh, I knew I forgot something!

Other people in my list: reosarevok, bitmap, zas, mayhem, yvanzo, monkey, lucifer, akshaaatt, atj, aerozol, kellnerd, ShivamAwasthi, pixelpenguin, arsh, jasje

reosarevok: your bang didn't explode this time haha

Not getting enough buck for our bang today

If vscode_ is busy, maybe you can call someone else for now, Pratha-Fish :)

hi

Or not :D

Hi vscode_

:D

So this week 1. I worked on testing the Apple Music Player integration.

2. I worked on adding the Apple Metadata Cache using the Apple Music API.

Currently, running behind schedule on this task but will try to pick up pace this week and complete it on time this week.

and the questions I have above lol

jasje: go?

hey everyone

last week has been very productive

ive been spending 8+ hrs on perfecting things

!m jasje

You're doing good work, jasje!

and the new update for ListenBrainz Android is just around the corner

so stay tuned for that

thats it for me now

akshaaatt: go!

Hi Everyone!

Continuing on what jasje said, the upcoming update is going to be our biggest update so far. The feed will be out. And it’s massive.

Also a big UI revamp has also been there

Listens submission has been improved with more features

I made sure aerozol is happy with the designs. Feed is as expected and we have cleaned up other sections as well

yay!

Commendable work jasje! Awesome. I’m really happy :)

explore also enroute thanks to akshaaatt!

app's gonna take off

keep up the good work jasje ❤️

That’s pretty much it. We have both been in a hacking mode recently. Other than that I also got my visa sorted!

Go monkey!

Hello

Last week I waged an arduous and madness-inducing battle with our discontinued front-end testing harness Enzyme, hopefully for the last time.

I emerged victorious (able to merge LB#2534)…but at what cost? My sanity.

Refactor user feedback logic: https://github.com/metabrainz/listenbrainz-serv...

As a consequence today I worked on setting up a replacement (React testing library) and get to know how it works. So far it's looking like a better way to write tests and it definitely works with React 18 and functional components, so that's encouraging.

I also worked a bit on polishing up the beta LB Radio interface with mayhem (https://listenbrainz.org/explore/lb-radio), and reviewed/finished up a bunch of smaller PRs (thanks lucifer for doing a spontaneous PR cleanup day with me :D )

Fin. kellnerd go !

Other people in my list: reosarevok, bitmap, zas, mayhem, yvanzo, lucifer, atj, aerozol, ShivamAwasthi, pixelpenguin, arsh

Hi all!

Slow week from me this time on the GSoC front...

Last week I was still working on the BB type definitions a bit before my research project seized my attention.

In the previous weeks I had tried to work on both projects in parallel, but now that I'm working on the written draft for my research thesis, this does no longer work out effectively.

So I've asked monkey to pause my GSoC project for two weeks and get the research project done before fully focusing on GSoC again.

This most likely means I've nothing to report next week, but I'll still be around for the meeting.

That's it, go yvanzo!

Hi!

(inb4 procrastinating on project with gsoc)

Last week I mostly investigated some frequent warnings in server logs.

exactly :)

Sorry yvanzo :)

Continue

np :)

From that I found and partly fixed a display issue in cover art editing history.

Also investigated distributing MB archives’ disk usage over several directories/volumes/hosts.

Last, got the reply of MTCaptcha who are sponsoring us with a free Enterprise plan, thanks to them!

Plus usual support and tickets triage.

Fin, go bitmap?

Or zas?

Hey

Last week I mainly did Picard PRs reviews, related to upcoming 2.9.1

I also upgraded Discourse, we need to decide about new navigation, poll reveals users prefer sidebar

I fixed an issue with some upgraded grafana dashboards

plus usual stuff, system upgrades, user support. fin. bitmap ?