CLDR and pt

Just to ensure we're in synch, what you guys are talking about will resolve the Language Names extension issue, right? So, I won't need to follow it up independently.

Hamilton Abreu00:03, 25 November 2009

Is it correct now?

Nike09:41, 26 November 2009

Thanks for addressing this, Nike. Well... I'm unsure :-). We have:

  • {{#languagename:pl}} now returns the correct "polaco", so that is certainly fixed.
  • But, on the "Other languages" box, in the "Intro" pages of this wiki, it still says "polonês" (incorrect) instead of the correct "polaco". Could this be due to the chache, perhaps?
  • On the weird side of things, though, in the side bar, under section "Recent changes", there was a change from "Traduções em português" (correct) to "Traduções em Portuguese" (incorrect). It seems to have been reverted to the english language... any idea why?
Hamilton Abreu20:51, 26 November 2009
  • Sidebar's in other languages comes from MediaWiki.
  • Don't know about the translations in ... thing. Maybe the pt-pt data in CLDR only has overrides for the pt translations?
Nike07:14, 27 November 2009

Yes, it should be the case that the pt-PT variation only has overrides, pretty much as all other variations which CDLR does not consider main. So, I guess it needs to be retrieved in the same way as en-GB, de-AT, de-CH, etc. Is that possible?

Hamilton Abreu23:57, 1 December 2009

Would be easier if MediaWiki used the same codes...

Nike06:41, 2 December 2009
 

May I be incredibly pushy here and nudge you a tiny little itsy bitsy bit? Maybe some hack possible?

Hamilton Abreu22:46, 8 December 2009
 

Bump. Is there some way we can address this, as most language names continue to be in English?

Hamilton Abreu21:27, 3 January 2010
 

I'd go for fixing the code discrepancy. That is out of my abilities however.

Nike21:49, 3 January 2010