Hello all,
Yes, I'm not dead (yet). Just being a bit away. :)
Well... Finally, thanks to the hard work of Domingos Becker, we've got Transifex 0.9.1 packaged and an instance of it running at https://translate.stg.fedoraproject.org/ with some data from the production instance. Yeahh!! Submissions are not working, but you already can see what's different from 0.7.x.
Now we enter the last phase of the process, I believe.
I would like to encourage everyone willing to give feedback here to have a look on what's been implemented in 0.8.x[1] and 0.9.x[2] versions, so you can understand some aspects that will have to change from our current experience with Transifex 0.7.x.
The main major changes are:
* No more Collections. Now you can have releases in projects. * Project Teams support.
I will not explain how things are working now. I'm assuming you know enough here. :) So my suggestion for the new structure based on Transifex 0.9.x is the following:
Create a main project called 'Fedora' and create all the necessary team in it. Outsource the access control of all the other projects (anaconda, system-config-*, docs-*, etc..) to the main 'Fedora' project. This way the other projects will be using the teams of the main project as a unique and centralized place.
The association of people with the correct team can be done manually. Everyone of us can request access to a 'Fedora' project team related to its language.
The releases are going to be mounted under the main 'Fedora' project. You can have a idea on how things will work looking at the XFCE[3] instance that even have some customizations on the templates.
That's the easiest way I could thought to manage the new workflow without much pain, if any.
Thoughts?
[1] http://help.transifex.net/technical/releases/0.8.html [2] http://help.transifex.net/technical/releases/0.9.html [3] https://translations.xfce.org/
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I'm going to be away for the next days, so happy new year to everyone and lets start 2011 with the right leg (as we say here in Brazil). :)
Cya
2010/12/31 Diego Búrigo Zacarão diegobz@gmail.com:
Hello all,
Yes, I'm not dead (yet). Just being a bit away. :)
Well... Finally, thanks to the hard work of Domingos Becker, we've got Transifex 0.9.1 packaged and an instance of it running at https://translate.stg.fedoraproject.org/ with some data from the production instance. Yeahh!! Submissions are not working, but you already can see what's different from 0.7.x.
Now we enter the last phase of the process, I believe.
I would like to encourage everyone willing to give feedback here to have a look on what's been implemented in 0.8.x[1] and 0.9.x[2] versions, so you can understand some aspects that will have to change from our current experience with Transifex 0.7.x.
The main major changes are:
- No more Collections. Now you can have releases in projects.
- Project Teams support.
I will not explain how things are working now. I'm assuming you know enough here. :) So my suggestion for the new structure based on Transifex 0.9.x is the following:
Create a main project called 'Fedora' and create all the necessary team in it. Outsource the access control of all the other projects (anaconda, system-config-*, docs-*, etc..) to the main 'Fedora' project. This way the other projects will be using the teams of the main project as a unique and centralized place.
The association of people with the correct team can be done manually. Everyone of us can request access to a 'Fedora' project team related to its language.
The releases are going to be mounted under the main 'Fedora' project. You can have a idea on how things will work looking at the XFCE[3] instance that even have some customizations on the templates.
That's the easiest way I could thought to manage the new workflow without much pain, if any.
Thoughts?
[1] http://help.transifex.net/technical/releases/0.8.html [2] http://help.transifex.net/technical/releases/0.9.html [3] https://translations.xfce.org/
I'm going to be away for the next days, so happy new year to everyone and lets start 2011 with the right leg (as we say here in Brazil). :)
Cya
-- Diego Búrigo Zacarão http://diegobz.net
Hey, thanks a lot for your work Domingos Becker and Diego! +1 for creating a project "Fedora" and its associated team.
Look forward to use it :)
On 12/31/2010 07:33 PM, Kévin Raymond wrote:
2010/12/31 Diego Búrigo Zacarãodiegobz@gmail.com:
Hello all,
Yes, I'm not dead (yet). Just being a bit away. :)
Well... Finally, thanks to the hard work of Domingos Becker, we've got Transifex 0.9.1 packaged and an instance of it running at https://translate.stg.fedoraproject.org/ with some data from the production instance. Yeahh!! Submissions are not working, but you already can see what's different from 0.7.x.
Now we enter the last phase of the process, I believe.
I would like to encourage everyone willing to give feedback here to have a look on what's been implemented in 0.8.x[1] and 0.9.x[2] versions, so you can understand some aspects that will have to change from our current experience with Transifex 0.7.x.
The main major changes are:
- No more Collections. Now you can have releases in projects.
- Project Teams support.
I will not explain how things are working now. I'm assuming you know enough here. :) So my suggestion for the new structure based on Transifex 0.9.x is the following:
Create a main project called 'Fedora' and create all the necessary team in it. Outsource the access control of all the other projects (anaconda, system-config-*, docs-*, etc..) to the main 'Fedora' project. This way the other projects will be using the teams of the main project as a unique and centralized place.
The association of people with the correct team can be done manually. Everyone of us can request access to a 'Fedora' project team related to its language.
The releases are going to be mounted under the main 'Fedora' project. You can have a idea on how things will work looking at the XFCE[3] instance that even have some customizations on the templates.
That's the easiest way I could thought to manage the new workflow without much pain, if any.
Thoughts?
[1] http://help.transifex.net/technical/releases/0.8.html [2] http://help.transifex.net/technical/releases/0.9.html [3] https://translations.xfce.org/
I'm going to be away for the next days, so happy new year to everyone and lets start 2011 with the right leg (as we say here in Brazil). :)
Cya
-- Diego Búrigo Zacarão http://diegobz.net
I am so happy to hear this good news on the coming New Year's Day! Thanks all the guys who are migrating transifex to the new version for us translators. We are looking forward to try the new version.
Happy New Year! :)
Le 31/12/2010 01:14, Diego Búrigo Zacarão a écrit :
Hello all,
Yes, I'm not dead (yet). Just being a bit away. :)
Well... Finally, thanks to the hard work of Domingos Becker, we've got Transifex 0.9.1 packaged and an instance of it running at https://translate.stg.fedoraproject.org/ with some data from the production instance. Yeahh!! Submissions are not working, but you already can see what's different from 0.7.x.
Now we enter the last phase of the process, I believe.
I would like to encourage everyone willing to give feedback here to have a look on what's been implemented in 0.8.x[1] and 0.9.x[2] versions, so you can understand some aspects that will have to change from our current experience with Transifex 0.7.x.
The main major changes are:
- No more Collections. Now you can have releases in projects.
- Project Teams support.
I will not explain how things are working now. I'm assuming you know enough here. :) So my suggestion for the new structure based on Transifex 0.9.x is the following:
Create a main project called 'Fedora' and create all the necessary team in it. Outsource the access control of all the other projects (anaconda, system-config-*, docs-*, etc..) to the main 'Fedora' project. This way the other projects will be using the teams of the main project as a unique and centralized place.
The association of people with the correct team can be done manually. Everyone of us can request access to a 'Fedora' project team related to its language.
The releases are going to be mounted under the main 'Fedora' project. You can have a idea on how things will work looking at the XFCE[3] instance that even have some customizations on the templates.
That's the easiest way I could thought to manage the new workflow without much pain, if any.
Thoughts?
[1] http://help.transifex.net/technical/releases/0.8.html [2] http://help.transifex.net/technical/releases/0.9.html [3] https://translations.xfce.org/
This is so great !!
Here is a bunch of my already favorite features :
* Weekly notification for maintainers * Translation Reviews * Rich Commenting Support * Project Releases and Removal of Collections * Lotte Improvements * Team Sharing * Project Widgets
I just can't wait to work with it :D
About the staging instance, it seems to work however, it's quite difficult to understand what's not working because it is a staging instance (and thus, not full Fedora features instance). I mean, there are no translations teams, no possibility to login or test a file submit. Or maybe we can, but I did not found out where.
With regards,
Thomas
2010/12/30 Diego Búrigo Zacarão diegobz@gmail.com:
Create a main project called 'Fedora' and create all the necessary team in it. Outsource the access control of all the other projects (anaconda, system-config-*, docs-*, etc..) to the main 'Fedora' project. This way the other projects will be using the teams of the main project as a unique and centralized place.
+1 from Spanish team.
k.r.
Domingo Becker
On Tue, Jan 4, 2011 at 12:49 PM, Domingo Becker domingobecker@gmail.com wrote:
2010/12/30 Diego Búrigo Zacarão diegobz@gmail.com:
Create a main project called 'Fedora' and create all the necessary team in it. Outsource the access control of all the other projects (anaconda, system-config-*, docs-*, etc..) to the main 'Fedora' project. This way the other projects will be using the teams of the main project as a unique and centralized place.
Hi guys,
Is there a way now to work on this staging instance? Do team has been created and project added?
Many thanks,
-
Diego Búrigo Zacarão -
Domingo Becker -
Kévin Raymond -
Thomas Canniot -
Tian Shixiong