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Re: gnulib's translation
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Bruno Haible |
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Re: gnulib's translation |
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Sun, 02 Dec 2018 13:10:47 +0100 |
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Hi Akim,
> > This shift of work from the maintainers to the translation coordinator
> > would require
> > 1. that the translation coordinator installs whatever tooling is needed
> > to build a particular package,
>
> It is true that some of the messages might not be in the package
> itself, but I would expect that it's a common case that all the
> _() mark up is already available.
Yes, the POT file can usually be generated from the sources found in a git
repository. But I argue that it's not the job of the TP coordinator to
build all kinds of packages.
In other words:
- In a version control repository you find: sources.
- In a tarball you find: sources + generated files.
- The POT file is a generated file.
- Thus the interface between the package maintainers and the TP is simpler if
the package maintainers submit a tarball to the TP.
> I was not suggesting that the
> TP would run code from the repo. I guess I'm too naive thinking
> that enough information is available from a commit.
Ah, you were assuming that the POT file is stored in the version control system?
This is a practice that produces problems, and will be become rare after the
next gettext release.
Bruno
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