Problem pushing new translations?

[cannikin]

I'm getting an error when trying to push translations:

$ bin/localeapp push config/locales/en-US.yml
Localeapp Push

Pushing file en-US.yml:
error: closed stream

I haven't tried manually pushing for months so I don't know if this just a temporary thing or has been down for a while...

[Deleted user]

Hello, maybe the connection was open since more than 30 seconds? We have constraints due to our hosting provider we can't easily change, more detail is available in this issue: #174.

If you get this error with a short-lived (less than 30 seconds) connection, then it's a different issue, and I'd be interested to know if you have anything special in your YAML file?

[cannikin]

It took about 7 seconds between the "Pushing file" message and the "error: closed stream" message.

What do you mean by "special"? :) Nothing other than text...the file that's there now was updated by localeapp itself so I assume everything is valid. I was able to parse the file manually without error:

YAML.parse_file(Rails.root.join('config','locales','en-US.yml'))

#<Psych::Nodes::Document:0x007fa66880a938 @children=[#<Psych::Nodes::Mapping:0x007fa66880a8e8...

Here's the current content of en-US.yml:

https://gist.github.com/cannikin/81d2af17e81c338a39dac9122b5cf8d6

I tried doing a localeapp pull and get another error:

$ localeapp pull
Localeapp Pull

Fetching translations:
Failed!

That took about 15 seconds between "Fetching" and "Failed!".

My app doesn't seem have any problem polling and sending while in development mode.

[deivid-rodriguez]

@cannikin I remember getting this error and the problem ended up being the API key I had set in my config file was incorrect. Try double checking that.

[Deleted user]

What do you mean by "special"? :) Nothing other than text...the file that's there now was updated by localeapp itself so I assume everything is valid.

I had nothing particular in mind, but thing like aliases,
unconventional values (not integer or text) etc… might not help. I
didn't know yet if you could disclose it or not. With your real file
it's perfect I have everything I need :-)

I did a few tests with your data, but was not able to reproduce (yet)
with a correct API key.

With an incorrect API key, on push, I confirm I observe the same
behavior @deivid-rodriguez described. On pull, I get this:

$ bundle exec localeapp pull
Localeapp Pull

Fetching translations:
error: 406 Not Acceptable
zsh: exit 1     bundle exec localeapp pull

This is definitely something we need to fix.

But in case this is not your problem:

• Which version of the gem are you using?
• Did you set any particular networking options? (proxying, timeouts,
  TLS/SSL…)
• Is the program running when you send INFO signal (if you can) during
  the 7 secs or 15 secs delay, or waiting on a syscall?

[cannikin]

AHHH I was able to get push and pull to run by setting the API key with the -k flag manually:

$ localeapp -k abcdefgh12345 push config/locales/en-US.yml
Localeapp Push

Pushing file en-US.yml:
Success!

config/locales/en-US.yml queued for processing.

In my config/initializers/localeapp.rb I've got the API key coming from an ENV variable, which is set via the dotenv gem. I thought maybe I just needed to load dotenv in the localeapp bin file, but then I get a totally different error:

require "pathname"
ENV["BUNDLE_GEMFILE"] ||= File.expand_path("../../Gemfile",
  Pathname.new(__FILE__).realpath)

require "rubygems"
require "bundler/setup"
require 'dotenv'
Dotenv.load

load Gem.bin_path("localeapp", "localeapp")

$ bin/localeapp push config/initializers/localeapp.rb
Localeapp Push

Pushing file localeapp.rb:
error: 415 Unsupported Media Type

Then I figured I should double-check and just hard-code the API key into config/initializers/localeapp.rb but it gives me the same 415 error!

require 'localeapp/rails'

Localeapp.configure do |config|
  config.api_key = 'abdefgh12345'
end

So far the only way I can get a push to work successfully is to include the API key on the command line. Am I crazy?

[deivid-rodriguez]

You're not using your real API key here, right? Just saying because you've written 2 different values here: abcdefgh12345 and abdefgh12345.

[cannikin]

haha Yeah that's just a placeholder for the issue, I'm using the real one I promise. :)

[deivid-rodriguez]

Also, are you trying to push a ruby file to localeapp??

[cannikin]

HAHA Damn it, too many files.

Yes, the 415 was because I was pushing the wrong file, sorry!

Okay, once I actually pushed the correct locale file I was able to get it to push by adding Dotenv.load to the bin file so that all the environment variables were present.

Okay, in conclusion: I couldn't push because the API key was in an ENV variable and the ENV variables that are normally loaded by dotenv weren't present because dotenv wasn't included. All better!

[deivid-rodriguez]

Good to hear, glad you fixed it!