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@deronnax deronnax commented Apr 9, 2023

We now have our own translation and it's not outdated.

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Can you please target your PR to the main branch? That's where all PR are merged so they are never lost for future versions, you don't want this paragraph to reappear in 3.12.

To hit 3.11 we backport PRs on main to 3.11 (using a bot reading github labels).

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(Sorry for the big flood or Github automated reviews! I just tried to base the PR on main from the Github UI, hoping it would work as the commit was simple...).

@deronnax deronnax changed the base branch from 3.11 to main April 30, 2023 21:58
We now have our own translation and it's not outdated
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deronnax commented Apr 30, 2023

Sorry, I don't know why I targeted 3.11, the habit of the translation workflow I guess. To avoid a big pile of unrelated commit and still use the same PR, I created a branch from an up-to-date main named 3.11 and force-pushed it to my (old) 3.11 remote , but it mysteriously upset'd bedevere bot who close my PR. If you can't reopen it, I will create another.

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AlexWaygood commented Apr 30, 2023

If you can't reopen it, I will create another.

Creating another would be the best course of action here! It's basically impossible to change the target branch on a CPython PR without causing a huge flood of review requests for loads of people, unfortunately.

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