On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 3:17 PM, Kevin Fenzi
<kevin@scrye.com> wrote:
On Thu, 13 Oct 2011 13:27:13 +0200
Kévin Raymond <
shaiton@fedoraproject.org> wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> Currently the script run hourly to build our website is pulling all
> translations.
> I would like to add a commit/push then, in order to track each PO
> updates. That would ensure for us to do it frequently (currently I do
> it manually times to times) and would be faster for us to checkout
> them (pulling from Transifex is really slow).
I think Kevin R. is referring to a job that pull from tx regularly and pushes it to the fedora-web.git repo. The idea is that the hourly website build job wouldn't have to pull *all* the data from tx just the changed ones from the other [tx pull commit to fedora-web.git] job. This would hopefully make the build times faster.
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> Please, note that I have really no idea if pushing from there is
> allowed, even if this is working. It is not the aim of a production
> server… Should we add a cron somewhere?
> Do you see the advantage of this?
I don't think there's any permissions there to push. It's running as
the apache user, and I don't think it's a good idea to set it up to
commit. If someone broke into that account they could push bad changes
back to the repo. This seems like not a good idea.
We were able to do this commit process when Fedora was running their own TX instance. Once it was upgraded that functionality disappeared.
> I also though of a way to update POT frequently.
> Couldn't we push the pot at each rebuild from the master?
> All major changes would always be in an other branch, right? Therefore
> there should be no way to avoid POT change from master (from the
> translator side). A daily job would also do it.
>
> Here find as attachment a patch proposal (please mind that I wrote it
> without test and that I am not a bash guru)
Perhaps some kind of daily job somewhere else...
or perhaps someone could just do it every week or more regularly.
I'd be happy to do it if I knew the exact SOP/process to do so.
kevin
Kevin F. I hope this clears a couple of things up.
Sijis