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Originally Posted by ixtab
The solution is trivial: metadata should not be looked for in the translated locale directory ("de"), but in the source locale directory ("en_US"). As I pointed out multiple times, I'm a complete legasthenic when it comes to python, so... could you please fix this?
Update:
P.S. The README is fine, it's just that it still has the old commands in it (if I'm not mistaken). For compile, I understand that the shortcut for "--source-locale" is now "-b", not "-m". Not a huge issue, as I'm using the long flags for now anyway, but probably just a small glitch that should be fixed.
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My bad. Fixed and README updated.
UPD Ooops, no, it wasn't fixed in the strict sense, but rather stupidly avoided.

But now it should be of no problem if en_US is used as source locale. I'll fix it for real soon.