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Connect AM and AtoM Docker Compose environments using a shared external volume and other tweaks needed to test and develop DIP uploads between both applications.
Setup both Docker Compose environments independently:
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Creating Skeleton Files in Batches Suitable for Testing
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Weblate 2.x.x strings --> 2.x+1.x strings for AtoM
NOTE: To prepare a Weblate translation. Once a project has been created, under users, "review" must be set to enabled. Once that is done, all translations marked in XLIFF as approved will be imported as "approved". "Approved" status seems to be part of the function of the database in Weblate and selected behaviors as much as it is a part of the XLIFF model.
Process to export from AtoM 2.5.x project into an AtoM 2.6.x project
Commit and push remaining commits to atom/translations.
Permissions or ownership seem to affect when we can commit to, and push a Weblate translation. An instinct is that this is related to the way Docker is configured based on my interaction with Docker-compose in the Archivematica project where what is written to a mounted directory from the container will have different ownership than one might expect, especially. as Docker needs
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