A question on the L10n Guide wiki page

[Noriko Mizumoto]

(2012年02月08日 06:35), Kévin Raymond wrote:
>>>   yum install transifex-client
>>>   tx init --host https://fedora.transifex.net
>>>   tx set --auto-remote
>>> https://fedora.transifex.net/projects/p/fedora/r/fedora-upstream-projects/
>>>   tx pull -l ja
>>
>> This gives me error...
>>
>> $ tx set --auto-remote
>> https://fedora.transifex.net/projects/p/fedora/r/fedora-upstream-projects/
>> Auto configuring local project from remote URL...
>> Getting details for release fedora-upstream-projects
>> TypeError: join() takes exactly one argument (2 given)
>>
>> What did I miss out?
>>
>> noriko
>>
> Hi, works for me… Is your transifex client up to date (in the repo)?
> By the way, I am using a script[1] to download all files:
> - It helps me to keep track of changes (I've got a master git repo)
> - It is used as backup
> - I could also commit from there (push) cause I am member of the
> translation team
>
> Tu use it, simply copy it somewhere, edit 'MY_LANG=fr' variable to the
> requested locale and run:
> $ sh get_all.sh --init
Thanks Kevin, good tool.
It tries to get **all.

I like to get fedora-upstream and fedora-main separately.
Tx client is now working for me.
It worked for fedora upstream, but got the error for fedora main.
Any idea?

[noriko at noriko transifex-fedora-main]$ tx pull -l en
Pulling new translations for resource system-config-services.master 
(source: None)
  -> en: translations/system-config-services.master/en.po
Pulling new translations for resource system-config-printer.default 
(source: None)
  -> en: translations/system-config-printer.default/en.po
<snip>
  -> en: translations/fedora-initscripts.default/en.po
Exception: Remote server replied: Error compiling the translation file: 
'utf8' codec can't decode byte 0xa0 in position 29036: invalid start byte


> If you don't have your ~/.transifexrc file set up, you'lle probably be
> asked to enter your transifex credentials, let me know if you get any
> error. (If you try it).
>
> Next time (on a cron job?) you only need to tx pull all… by using `sh
> get_all.sh` without any arguments.
>
> [1] http://shaiton.fedorapeople.org/trans/get_all.sh
>