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My name is Ilnar Salimzyanov (Илнар Сәлимҗан) and I maintain the Kazakh-Tatar language pair.

My IRC nick is "selimcan".

Making sure that the following things are constant:

All (=100%) of the regression tests pass: ./wiki-tests.sh Regression kaz tat update
Corpus test doesn't produce any debugging symbols: ./qa.sh kaz-tat-corp && grep -c '[*@#]' corpa/kaz-tat-nova.txt outputs 0.

WER continuosly decreases or at least stays the same after every commit. So, the WER numbers output by the command

kaz-tat$ perl ../apertium-eval-translator/apertium-eval-translator.pl -test corpa/kaz-tat-nova.txt -ref corpa/corpus.tat.txt

are less than or equal to numbers output by

kaz-tat$ perl ../apertium-eval-translator/apertium-eval-translator.pl -test corpa/kaz-tat-origina.txt -ref corpa/corpus.tat.txt

.

The same applies for the opposite direction:

The numbers output by

kaz-tat$ perl ../apertium-eval-translator/apertium-eval-translator.pl -test corpa/tat-kaz-nova.txt -ref corpa/corpus.kaz.txt

are less than or equal to numbers output by

kaz-tat$ perl ../apertium-eval-translator/apertium-eval-translator.pl -test corpa/tat-kaz-origina.txt -ref corpa/corpus.kaz.txt

.

If and only if all test cases pass, and I don't actively work on an other pair, I work towards achieving those goals and take care of documentation.

./qa.sh all in apertium-kaz-tat will compile the transcducers and the pair and run all the tests described above. Ideally it should output a single line indicating that all tests passed and do that quickly.
A good idea would be to set up some bot which compiles apertium-kaz, apertium-tat and apertium-kaz-tat modules if somebody commits to them, runs the tests above and emails me if they don't pass.

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 === TODO's related to the above ===
-* <code>./qa.sh all</code> in <code>apertium-kaz-tat</code> will compile the transcducers and the pair and run all the tests described above (note that you have to <code>mv corpa/kaz-tat-nova.txt corpa/kaz-tat-origina.txt</code> before you run tests if you want to see how the last commit affected them (not how the last+second_to_last commits did that). Ideally it should output a single line indicating that all tests passed and do that quickly.
+* <code>./qa.sh all</code> in <code>apertium-kaz-tat</code> will compile the transcducers and the pair and run all the tests described above. Ideally it should output a single line indicating that all tests passed and do that quickly.
 * A good idea would be to set up some bot which compiles apertium-kaz, apertium-tat and apertium-kaz-tat modules if somebody commits to them, runs the tests above and emails me if they don't pass.