Languages for 0.5.0: Mandarin Chinese, Hindi, Urdu, Modern Standard Arabic, Bengali and Indonesian, as drafts #728
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The next target release, 0.5.0, adds these languages, each shipped as draft until a speaker reviews it (
docs/TRANSLATING.md):Possible additions (not a final decision)
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This settles the 0.5.0 part of #269: the six languages above replace the 0.5.0 list in #269's comments of 2026-10-01 (fr-CA and en-CA; az, be, kk, cnr, nn, rm and fo; then Chinese and Arabic). Those are not in the list above, so they are not 0.5.0's languages; which release takes them is not decided here.
Every language listed here is scaffolded, so I'm closing this. Each of them has a catalogue with a slot for every string, in the core (
src/postulo/locale/), in all seven plugin repos (imap, apprise, dav, paperless, helloworld, templates, francetravail) and in the extensions (postulo-chromium and postulo-thunderbird; postulo-firefox builds from chromium's pinned source):zh-Hansandzh-Hanthi, Urduur, Modern Standard Arabicar, Bengalibn, Indonesianiden-CA,fr-CA,es-MXOne thing to reconcile. The release gate's list,
SELECTED["0.5"]insrc/postulo/core/messages_tool.py(#347, dated 2026-10-23, after this issue), is not this list. It carries en-CA, es-MX, fr-CA, az, be, cnr, fo, kk, nn, rm, zh-Hans, zh-Hant and ar. It has nohi,ur,bnorid, so 0.5.0 will not require those four. As of 2026-10-25, the gate's 13 have no empty strings in Weblate, and their remaining drafts are the strings reviewers marked unsure. If Hindi, Urdu, Bengali and Indonesian are meant to be in 0.5.0, they need adding toSELECTED["0.5"].