On 10/29/2013 08:14 AM, Jérôme Fenal wrote:
2013/10/28 Dimitris Glezos <glezos(a)transifex.com>:
> Given that we have a volunteer community, I'd suggest to push content
> which is as final as possible to avoid work which will be thrown away.
> On the other hand, daily pushes can also work if you just message the
> translators "start working now".
So we could define two different process, for two kind of project pace:
- daily for projects such as Release Notes, that need to go fast, and
can't delay translators by not pushing updates.
- weekly or when needed (e.g. manually) for longer term projects.
Can we expect a quick update to strings on Tx for the Release Notes?
Discrepancies occur.
All in all, if translators find the update pace too rapid, then it
will be to slow pushes to Tx, otherwise, please push.
The sooner the better. Or we end up working on outdated forks.
Regards,
J.
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We've discussed this before, and I do agree with you. The release notes
are dynamic enough that they should be pushed often. Other guides have a
broader scope, more content overlap, and longer development cycle that
make pushing strings after a more thorough review a better strategy.
In this case, I knew I had to make a handful of changes based on
developer feedback and I just needed to find time to commit them. By the
way, Jérôme, thanks for your commits as well :)
Now that these updates are committed, I have uploaded the latest POTs.
If you find more untranslated strings, we can investigate further.
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