@anonymouse67 and @miguelpires1, sorry for the delay, I was not at the
office today.
@miguelpires1, you're right a simple `sudo snap refresh snapd --edge`
did it.
@anonymouse67, the correction seems to work:
```
$ snap version
snap2.52+git869.g363f829
snapd 2.52+git869.g363f829
series 16
@anonymouse67, tested just now and the result is the same. I don't know
much about snap commands but maybe the parameter "--edge" is not working
as you expect it to... shouldn't the command be with a parameter "--
channel=latest/edge" to select the channel?... Because I don't know,
I've not tried s
@maciek-borzecki, good work!! It seems like a good solution!
@kmiksi, I was searching for it too. I don't know how the translations
are in fact included in the sources but I've found how we can contribute
to the translation, see those links:
https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-l10n-pt-br
https://answe
@jrom, the condition didn't changed. This commit you pointed was released in
snapd version 2.51
You can see it here:
https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/compare/2.50.1...2.51
If you compare the release 2.51 with the latest release 2.52:
https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/compare/2.51...2.52
...you
@jrom, @kmiksi may be using Ubuntu 20.04 like me because his version of
snapd in apt package is the same as mine:
```
$ apt policy snapd
snapd:
Instalado: 2.49.2+20.04
Candidato: 2.49.2+20.04
Tabela de versão:
*** 2.49.2+20.04 500
500 http://br.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu focal-update
@kmiksi, actually, I think that your proposed workaround enhanced the problem.
The error messages from my previous post started to show up after I've run the
sed command you've proposed and I think this happened because the file
`snappy.mo` is a binary not an ascii text file. I have reverted my
I've made a fresh install with Ubuntu 20.04.3 and I'm facing this problem too.
But I think the workaround proposed by Carlos would be a little bit harsh to
put in practice since I don't now how many instances of translation are
triggering this same error.
Every time I run a snap command, and not
