Alan Cox schrieb:
On Tue, Jun 22, 2004 at 01:15:01PM +1000, Sarah Wang wrote:
>each package. It either says "Finished" (if the translation is 100%) or
>has a "Take" button (if the translation is not 100%). This feature is
>designed to minimise the commit conflicts and better coordinate the
>translation activity within the same language group. If you wish to
>
>
Only two.
1. What if someone needs to take an entry back (eg if someone goes on
holiday and forgets)
Do you mean if somebody takes a module and forgets about it? The
designated maintainer of a module, Sarah, and myself can release a
module. Since we haven't assigned any maintainers yet, it's just us two.
The next upgrade will release them automatically after a certain period
of non-commit. For now, emailing this list and telling us will have to do.
2. It would be nice if people could grab the current .po file without
having to "take" it - you need the other po files in order to make a
translation consistent, and in the Welsh case for example it would help
the Debian .cy people to see the translations used in Fedora
What do you mean with grab? For the purpose of modification? What if you
do that while somebody else is in the process of translating the module?
Everyone can just grab the module anytime, they just can't commit
unconditional.
Bernd
Alan
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