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[InessaPawson]

Thank you, @rgommers!

[rgommers]

This looks a little off. I may have set up some integration, but I did not open this PR so it shouldn't look like it comes from me. A previous one had a bot handle: gh-793.

@steppi any idea what happened here?

[steppi]

My apologies @InessaPawson and @rgommers. This PR should not have been merged and it's entirely my fault. It was generated by Crowdin and has commits for all updates made by translators within the Crowdin UI. @rgommers set up the integration, so he appears as the author. The bot handle for gh-793 is a red herring, that PR was generated by one of our GitHub workflows, and takes commits from the Crowdin PR branch l10n_main for only one particular language, puts them in a new branch and PRs that branch. As far as I know, the only way to make the author of the Crowdin PR to appear as a bot would be to create a "bot" account with admin privileges on this repo and use it to set up the Crowdin integration.

On translations repos for other projects I added a do-not-merge label and a CI job that fails if the do-not-merge label is presents, with merging disallowed if the job fails. See Scientific-Python-Translations/pandas-translations#56. I guess because translations for this repo aren't managed in the scientific-python-translations organization, I forgot to set up the do-not-merge thing here. I'll do that, and also look into reverting these changes.

[rgommers]

Thanks for the context @steppi. That sounds like a good plan.