This is probably exacerbated by the fact that we now import Ubuntu translations faster than the build system produces them:
1. Soyuz builds package X for architecture A, uploads its translations.
2. Rosetta auto-approves them, then imports them.
3. Soyuz produces package X for architecture B, uploads the same translations again.
4. Rosetta rejects these because they have the same timestamp as the ones it just imported.
This is probably exacerbated by the fact that we now import Ubuntu translations faster than the build system produces them:
1. Soyuz builds package X for architecture A, uploads its translations.
2. Rosetta auto-approves them, then imports them.
3. Soyuz produces package X for architecture B, uploads the same translations again.
4. Rosetta rejects these because they have the same timestamp as the ones it just imported.