I am trying to translate Sage 9 by following the documentation . First of all, when I try to add the suggested code "pot": "mkdir -p ./resources/lang && find ./resources ./app -iname "*.php" | xargs [...] And use yarn pot, I get an error: error An unexpected error occurred: "/site/web/app/themes/…

I got it to work by upgrading coreutils (which I already had installed). Install it via Homebrew with: brew install coreutils or, in my case: brew upgrade coreutils Then make sure the yarn script corrects the unescaped double quotes that you mentioned above: "pot": "mkdir -p ./resources/lang && …

Oh. Also, I guess I neglected that I’ve installed gettext via Homebrew and manually symlinked the path to the binaries. So similar to the post you quoted above, brew install gettext and then add export PATH="/usr/local/opt/gettext/bin:$PATH" to your run commands.

Ok, thanks a lot! I installed gettext now via Homebrew. [image] knowler: add export PATH="/usr/local/opt/gettext/bin:$PATH" to your run commands. What does it mean to add this to my “run commands”? I should just execute it once in the terminal in my theme folder? I’m sorry if the question is…

Hey, no problem at all, we’re all learning — I don’t know if I’m doing it the best way haha. Do you know what shell you are using? If it’s the default — bash — then you can add it in ~/.bash_profile: # Maybe near the top export PATH="/usr/local/opt/gettext/bin:$PATH"

Thanks for the kind words! Yes, it was the default, and actually homebrew provided a simple way to do what you said: echo 'export PATH="/usr/local/opt/gettext/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.bash_profile I think this gets the job done in the same way. EDIT: Created a pull request for single quotes and a notic…

Any advice how I could run this script on windows?

I installed coreutils, findutils, gettext, and added it to .bash_profile, but I still get the error xargs: xgettext: No such file or directory I also added "pot": "mkdir -p ./resources/lang && find ./resources ./app -iname '*.php' | xargs xgettext --add-comments=TRANSLATORS --force-po --from-code…

[image] justinpicard: xargs: xgettext: No such file or directory Wordpress xargs: xgettext: No such file I was getting the following error when trying to use the Wordpress i18n-tools to generate POT files for a Wordpress plugin. xargs: xgettext:...

@strarsis Does one execute this command in the theme folder? Or just generally on mac? When I try to execute the command in my mac’s home folder or in my theme folder I get: sudo: apt-get: command not found

apt-get is not going to exist for you on mac… Have you looked into what you need to do to install the utilities for macOS? Search Google for “xgettext macos”

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