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Did you manage to get good results from the models? Great thanks for contributing!

Hello! Thanks for adding en-es module and making it available!

I have ran into an issue when I tried to download data using 't2t-datagen' command.

export PROBLEM=translate_enes_wmt32k
t2t-datagen --data_dir=$DATA_DIR --tmp_dir=$TMP_DIR --problem=$PROBLEM

It works when I use english to german module for example by doing

export PROBLEM=translate_ende_wmt32k

Some part of the error message that I get clearly show that spanish module is not part of the available one at the moment. (there is no enes module appearing where it should be since things seem to be ordered alphabetically.)

ValueError: You must specify one of the supported problems to generate data for:
  * algorithmic_addition_binary40
...

  * translate_ende_wmt_clean_pc_clean32k
  * translate_ende_wmt_multi64k
  * translate_ende_wmt_multi64k_packed1k
  * translate_ende_wmt_pc32k
  * translate_ende_wmt_pc_clean32k
  * translate_enet_wmt32k
  * translate_enet_wmt_characters
  * translate_enfr_wmt32k

I have tried installing through 'pip install tensor2tensor' as well as 'pip install git+https://github.com/tensorflow/tensor2tensor.git' to check if the last changes were not reflected for the official release.