Re: gnulib textual domain?

[Paul Eggert]

"Sergey Poznyakoff" <address@hidden> writes:

> Paul Eggert <address@hidden> wrote:
>
>> Could you please explain why this is needed?  For example, what
>> programs would use the gnulib domain?
>
> Not the programs, but translators. The gnulib domain should be a
> compendium domain, like existing domains `error', `iso_3166' etc.

Ah, thanks for explaining: I didn't know about compendium domains.

>> how would version mismatches be handled as gnulib messages are
>> added/deleted/changed?
>
> I can undertake keeping track of it. It will take a bit of my time,
> but the result is worth it.

Thanks.  If it's a compendium domain then I'm not so worried about
version mismatches.  (I had been thinking more of issues like the
bison-runtime domain, where the installed Bison version might not
match the build Bison version.)