Translations done needing update about es.javascript.info HOT 13 CLOSED

Thanks, finally got it!

Renaming an article is a rare thing, right now the bot doesn't track renames. They are difficult to track.

So it considers it a "removal + new article", hence the actions.

When we calculate the percentage of translation (for stats), mostly-translated articles to count as translated. So that doesn't shift the goal.

Indeed, you can update the title and manually click [x].

So, I'll plan to deploy ES soon? Will make another issue for that then.

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Kicking the goal line away is not fair.

Tramposillo.
¡Pero aún podemos celebrar que superamos la mitad del repo! 🍰
@vplentinax @ezzep66 @maksumi @cortizg +otros

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@vplentinax y si ahora alguien lo tomara, no veria diferencia... ni con pr gringas ni pr valentinas
este guy no da paz

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Changed that, cause if isn't an operator technically.

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1. I got that, I was just asking about erasing translator.
   Is it just a progress control? Every single change (not just the title) should do that then, erase PR & translator (yes, if you erase one, you have to erase both)

2. Any reason to reopen it? If it is ok, we just have to retake it.
   There is only a "funny" (kicking goal line) comment to who supervise the syncs.

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So, the question is about the issue modification? Or.. I'm not sure I'm getting it, sorry.

The progress issue text is modified by bot. You can modify it manually as well.

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oh, sorry. It's not a big deal, just wanted to know the why.
I know it was the bot. I just expected it changed only the title, not translator and PR#.

And we DID change it manually a LOT. Closed PR's, articles taken and unattended for months, wrong/ very outdated/incomplete translations, etc. Still do. Bot never complains... : )

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@iliakan
Sorry to disturb you again, just a couple of questions about the "progress issue" format:

1. Does the @translator and #PR there have any purpose once the translation is closed {X] ?

We noticed when an article changes its name, Mr.Bot updates the issue
by removing it and adding a new one. I guess it's ok, "he"
*just erase nonexistent articles and
*adds the fresh ones.
but then it forgets the [X] translated condition when it just needs a small update (like everywhere else)

2. Should we worry about it?

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1. No purpose, just for logging, but that's not really needed, as git itself keeps the logs.
2. So it removes all [X]s? Or some of them?

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@iliakan

2. So it removes all [X]s? Or some of them?

No, not all of them. Just the one with the title changed (as an effect of removing then adding the article) so:
It Removes [X], @translator, #PR, That's why I asked about the log.
It just kicks the goal line 1 step away...? That's all? No harm? Funny Bot.
Some people worried because it is nice to have the translator's name there. I kind of credit.

Unrelated to this, we think we are ready, 1rst section pretty complete, really good for new learners...
They are GOOD translations.
Do we need to do something?

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So, when an article is updated, the bot removes [x], translator name, PR#?

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uhg... I think I'll let explanations to someone less... rambling, sorry about that.

So, when an article is updated, the bot removes [x], translator name, PR#?
No,

This:
when an article's TITLE is updated, the bot removes [x], translator name, PR#

that's all what it does
(please refer to the img at the top comment)
No harm I guess, I keep an eye on the list.
I just check [X] it again. That is enough I guess.

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YES!! Prepare it. Tutorial -ES- ready to launch.

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