Hi
'Pulseaudio' maintainer has kindly migrated the project to Zanata now. We can work on this project on zanata from F24 :-)
https://fedora.zanata.org/iteration/view/pulseaudio/6.0
noriko
Thanks Noriko, I imagine that is in part due to having some representation at a dev conference.
Carlos A. Munoz Associate Manager, Software Engineering Globalization Red Hat
On Wed, Feb 3, 2016 at 10:21 AM, Noriko Mizumoto noriko@fedoraproject.org wrote:
Hi
'Pulseaudio' maintainer has kindly migrated the project to Zanata now. We can work on this project on zanata from F24 :-)
https://fedora.zanata.org/iteration/view/pulseaudio/6.0
noriko
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2016-02-03 1:21 GMT+01:00 Noriko Mizumoto noriko@fedoraproject.org:
Hi
'Pulseaudio' maintainer has kindly migrated the project to Zanata now. We can work on this project on zanata from F24 :-)
Hi,
That's great news!
Is there a reason why the "Version" used on Zanata is 6.0? I know maintainers are frequently confused with what "Version" on Zanata means (it's actually for different branches, not versions), but 6.0 isn't even the newest upstream release.
Best regards,
Hi Piotr,
I was not quite sure what to put there but I imported the pulseaudio 6.0 translations into a 6.0 version because that seemed to make sense to me...
The reason for importing the pulseaudio 6.0 string is that the request to migrate to Zanata originated from a desire to improve the translations in RHEL 7.3, which is at pulseaudio 6.0 currently.
How does this work? Can I import the latest pulseaudio string into a new version and is it possible to backport translations to 6.0?
Wim
We should create another version in Zanata that point to master branch in the repository. That way, we can maintain both version's translations.
Alex ENG On 3 Feb 2016 4:43 pm, "Wim Taymans" wtaymans@fedoraproject.org wrote:
Hi Piotr,
I was not quite sure what to put there but I imported the pulseaudio 6.0 translations into a 6.0 version because that seemed to make sense to me...
The reason for importing the pulseaudio 6.0 string is that the request to migrate to Zanata originated from a desire to improve the translations in RHEL 7.3, which is at pulseaudio 6.0 currently.
How does this work? Can I import the latest pulseaudio string into a new version and is it possible to backport translations to 6.0?
Wim
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