Translations update from OSGeo Weblate

[osgeoweblate]

Translations update from OSGeo Weblate for postgis-workshop/index.

It also includes following components:

• postgis-workshop/spatial_relationships_exercises

• postgis-workshop/geography_exercises

• postgis-workshop/joins_exercises

• postgis-workshop/projection_exercises

• postgis-workshop/advanced_geometry_construction

• postgis-workshop/simple_sql_exercises

• postgis-workshop/3d

• postgis-workshop/backup

• postgis-workshop/license

• postgis-workshop/installation

• postgis-workshop/knn

• postgis-workshop/equality

• postgis-workshop/joins_advanced

• postgis-workshop/welcome

• postgis-workshop/topology

• postgis-workshop/tuning

• postgis-workshop/security

• postgis-workshop/upgrades

• postgis-workshop/clusterindex

• postgis-workshop/introduction

• postgis-workshop/linear_referencing

• postgis-workshop/loading_data

• postgis-workshop/about_data

• postgis-workshop/rasters

• postgis-workshop/history_tracking

• postgis-workshop/de9im

• postgis-workshop/geometries

• postgis-workshop/glossary 1

• postgis-workshop/validity

• postgis-workshop/simple_sql

• postgis-workshop/schemas

• postgis-workshop/creating_db

• postgis-workshop/geometries_exercises

• postgis-workshop/postgis-functions

• postgis-workshop/joins

• postgis-workshop/geometry_returning

• postgis-workshop/projection

• postgis-workshop/spatial_relationships

• postgis-workshop/geometry_returning_exercises

• postgis-workshop/indexing

• postgis-workshop/geography

Current translation status:

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The pull request updates the Spanish translation file for the PostGIS documentation. Key modifications include revising translator information (switching from Regina Obe to David Mateos), updating the revision date and generator version, and refining several translation entries by adding missing translations, amending phrases (e.g., expanding "Closed/Proprietary"), and removing fuzzy flags.

Changes

File	Change Summary
postgis-intro/.../introduction.po	Revised translator info (David Mateos replaces Regina Obe) and PO-Revision-Date (Mar 2023 → Feb 2025); updated generator (Weblate 4.16.4 → 5.4.3); several translation entries modified and fuzzy flags removed.

Possibly related PRs

• Translations update from OSGeo Weblate #125: Updates to the Spanish translation file align directly with the modifications in this PR.
• Translations update from OSGeo Weblate #134: Modifies Spanish localization files for PostGIS documentation with similar terminology corrections.
• Translations update from OSGeo Weblate #128: Enhances Spanish translation entries in the documentation, paralleling the changes applied here.

Poem

In the code burrow, I hop with delight,
Translators and dates now spring to light,
A switch of names and texts anew,
Fixing phrases as a rabbit would do,
Bounding through docs with a carrot smile!
🥕🐇

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• postgis-intro/sources/locale/es/LC_MESSAGES/introduction.po (6 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (3)

postgis-intro/sources/locale/es/LC_MESSAGES/introduction.po (3)

8-8: LGTM: Translator information updated consistently.

The translator information has been updated consistently across all relevant fields.

Also applies to: 14-15

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23-23: LGTM: Generator version updated.

The Weblate generator version has been updated from 4.16.4 to 5.4.3.

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777-777: LGTM: Translation expanded appropriately.

The translation has been expanded to include "Servicios de pago" which correctly matches the English text.

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