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@joefernandez (writing here as issues seem to be disabled in the repo).
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The tensorflow.org docs are continuously updated for clarity and to make sure they're compatible with the latest TensorFlow release (this makes for a challenging translation project). And because they're Jupyter notebooks, we have some automation to run and test these docs to ensure everything on the site works.
Because translated notebooks are downstream of the source documents, there's some inevitable lag for updates to the translation. Nonetheless, we also run and test the translated notebooks because it's important for all users to have working docs.
To help the community and vendors find (and fix) broken translations, we're now publishing a list of notebooks that did not run to completion. This usually indicates that a translated file is out-of-date and not synced to its source counterpart. Notebooks can be run in Colab and synced using the GitLocalize project. These notebook failures are listed in the
/site/<lang>/FAILURES.md
file. Notebooks are tested on a periodic basis (usually weekly or bi-weekly) so the failure list may not reflect the most recent updates.Still figuring out how to best broadcast this information and the removal rules for broken notebooks (grace period, etc.), but the first step is to make this available to the community. These status lists can be found here:
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