When you sort the results, you'll see both of the entries. It's not a bug, it's a feature. I use the "Name <email>" as an unique identifier and add years from all files. There's no way for the machine to tell that "Lucas Vieites <lucas@...2...>" and "Lucas Vieites Fariña <lucas@...162...>" is the same person. Machines are not very clever, sorry.

Other bug reports are welcome.

Regards, ~~helix84

On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 2:53 PM, Lucas Vieites <lucasvieites@...5...> wrote:

I don't know python so I can't say what's wrong, but in my case the extracted data is inaccurate. I'll explain: my name appears in both "es.po" and "es_MX.po" (my "es" translation was used as a starting point for "es_MX"), you can see this doing:

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# grep lucas * es_MX.po:# Lucas Vieites <lucas@...2...>, 2003. es.po:# Lucas Vieites Fariña <lucas@...162...>, 2003-2007, 2008. es.po:"Last-Translator: Lucas Vieites <lucas@...162...>\n"

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When running the python script the entry that results is the first one from 2003, which is the most inaccurate.