Code merged, thanks for the contribution :)

Thanks @dereckson! I cloned, made some changes locally, and then ran the arc diff command after committing them to a new branch. I tried opening the differentials page but couldn't find anything specific to my changes there. Can you let me know how do I have to get them reviewed?

There is a guide / mémento available at https://agora.nasqueron.org/How_to_contribute_code - it explains how to clone the repository and send the code to review, the equivalent of pull request.

I want to work on this issue. I have worked with Rust before, and it seems like a good place to start contributing to Nasqueron.
This is my first time on Devcentral (I have previously worked on GitHub only). So, can anyone also link me to a beginner's guide so that I can figure out how to see the project's source code and set it up locally?

Conflict with a command lang/language to tell in what language it has been compiled.

In T1131#27720, @fauve wrote:

This list highly seams to be the IETF tag language. A full list can be founded here https://www.iana.org/assignments/language-subtag-registry/language-subtag-registry

This README quickly written in the train between Charleroi and Nivelles gives an overview of the options we can provide:

Let's do the same thing than for rfc-datasource: create a small language-subtag-registry-datasource utility in rDS to fetch the IANA list and allow to transform it.

Next step is to deploy the new info2.db

New database produced by D3112 code is available at P336.

Airflow deployed, so we can test D2754.

To configure Airflow, we can need a PostgreSQL DSN.

rDS has now a comprehensive fantoir-datasource tool.

Wikidata uses local files, with codes not always in national FANTOIR schema. Should we use them too?