O/H Magnus Larsson έγραψε:
So different project use different VCS? And you have to have an
account
on each of them OR use Transifex (which is in "early stage"...)? Is this
correct?
Right. The first part of the sentence was true before as well -- different
projects had their PO files hosted in different VCSs (the Docs project comes in
mind). It's just that now we (will) have a tool to bridge this gap and enable
both translators and developers to live happily ever after :)
Of course, nobody stops us (or someone from the team to be more specific) from
temporarily dumping all the PO files that interest the FLP in `/cvs/l10n` until
we deploy Transifex.
We're in a testing phase right now. Drop by #fedora-l10n if you'd like to help
test it in the next few days. ;-)
-d
On 7/27/07, * Karsten Wade* <kwade(a)redhat.com
<mailto:kwade@redhat.com>>
wrote:
On Wed, 2007-07-25 at 23:51 -0400, Magnus Larsson wrote:
> I like the new translation pages. That's an improvement.
>
> Not sure I understand, but it looks like the translations are now
> stored in 9 different repositories using 3 different version control
> systems?
> Is this going to change or?
> (I would prefer using one version control system pointing to one
> repository....)
To goal of Transifex (that Dimitris is working on) is to make it not
matter which VCS a module is in. All the translation can be done
through
translate.fp.org <
http://translate.fp.org>. Including any
upstream/outside project that
wants to be hooked in.
We continue to use CVS as the main VCS for Fedora, but some projects
wanted to use a new/different VCS. Transifex makes it possible to
translate for those projects _without_ using the native VCS tools (hg,
git, svn, cvs). If you prefer to interact directly with the VCS and
have an account, you can do that as well.
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