a basic .pot (template) file #672
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If this gets accepted we need to change template to point to this file |
lkocman
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The POT file is now generated by a GitHub Action, see more details in #670 |
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Basic pot file template for weblate
I did use english strings from the .de file
I'm new to this, therefore not source of truth. This would be an actual .pot file template that I could use over the .de file. Seems like other projects use it too.
https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Localization_guide#About_PO_and_POT_Files
Had to use git add -f as the file was matching the patterns in gitignore