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This is a follow-up of #1206 where the
result was:
Seems like that user has an invalid e-mail address. #12073 should avoid such an e-mail from being used by Weblate in the future, but you will have to fix it for this user manually.
I'm finally trying to track down why this is still happening for us/how to fix this.
I worked around the problem by temporarily renaming the user, making weblate commit the changes and naming the user to their original name again. It's unclear to me how to avoid this problem (with this user) in the future, if they keep contributing. It seems that weblate itself is still generating a wrong(?) noreply mail address for this user that it then cannot actually use?
I've searched for similar filed issues in this repository.
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Have a weblate user with name Vasilis_Kos. (note the trailing dot). This user is registered via oauth from a codeberg.org user, so changing the weblate username is not really an option).
The user has opted into using the weblate generated contributor email, which will be [email protected]
This user translates a project
Try to commit the translation change from weblate managepent interface
Expected behavior
Changes are committed correctly
Screenshots
No response
Exception traceback
ValueError at /commit/btremote/app-strings/
Invalid e-mail address '[email protected]': local-part is not dot-atom, quoted-string, or obs-local-part
Describe the issue
This is a follow-up of #1206 where the
result was:
I'm finally trying to track down why this is still happening for us/how to fix this.
I worked around the problem by temporarily renaming the user, making weblate commit the changes and naming the user to their original name again. It's unclear to me how to avoid this problem (with this user) in the future, if they keep contributing. It seems that weblate itself is still generating a wrong(?) noreply mail address for this user that it then cannot actually use?
Am I missing something here?
I already tried
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Vasilis_Kos.
(note the trailing dot). This user is registered via oauth from a codeberg.org user, so changing the weblate username is not really an option).[email protected]
Expected behavior
Changes are committed correctly
Screenshots
No response
Exception traceback
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