djtranslationchecker
Checks your Django message files for missing / fuzzy translations
Usage
Add djtranslationchecker to your INSTALLED_APPS, then:
$ python manage.py translationchecker
This will check all .po files in subdirectories of your INSTALLED_APPS. If any of them contain missing translations or fuzzy translations, the command will exit with an error.
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