We will be reverting entity handling back to the "-e" version. This will require some additional translation between F7 test4 => F7 Final, but the work involved should be minimal. I will revert this behavior *after* the fedora-release-notes package goes to the release engineering team.
You may find that certain titles or names are not properly translated in the test4 output for this reason, for example:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=236454
This behavior will be fixed after:
1. The entity handling reverts to "xml2po -e", AND 2. Translators complete the changes to their PO content resulting from the entity handling change.
I expect to make this change around 16-17 April.
I apologize to the translators for creating this bit of extra work, and I'll try not to have that happen again. Thanks to everyone for your efforts and keep up the good work!
On Sat, 2007-04-14 at 14:04 -0400, Paul W. Frields wrote:
We will be reverting entity handling back to the "-e" version. This will require some additional translation between F7 test4 => F7 Final, but the work involved should be minimal. I will revert this behavior *after* the fedora-release-notes package goes to the release engineering team.
You may find that certain titles or names are not properly translated in the test4 output for this reason, for example:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=236454
This behavior will be fixed after:
- The entity handling reverts to "xml2po -e", AND
- Translators complete the changes to their PO content resulting from
the entity handling change.
I expect to make this change around 16-17 April.
I apologize to the translators for creating this bit of extra work, and I'll try not to have that happen again. Thanks to everyone for your efforts and keep up the good work!
OK, this is a reply to my own post, to let all translators and docs writers/editors know this change HAS BEEN MADE in Docs CVS.
There may be new fuzzy entries created in your translations for the following documents:
* about-fedora/ * homepage/ * readme/ * readme-burning-isos/ * release-notes/
I think the number of fuzzy entries may not be as large as I had previously thought, but there will be some for every locale. Translators, please check and commit changes! Thank you as always for your time, and please feel free to respond with any comments or problems.
I think release-notes/devel or release-notes-devel . release-notes-devel is a symbolic link to release-notes/devel I suppose.
Regards
2007/4/18, Domingo Becker domingobecker@gmail.com:
- release-notes/
Which should be translated for Fedora 7 ? release-notes or release-notes-devel ?
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On Wed, 2007-04-18 at 10:56 -0300, Diego Búrigo Zacarão wrote:
I think release-notes/devel or release-notes-devel . release-notes-devel is a symbolic link to release-notes/devel I suppose.
Exactly right, Diego. The release-notes-devel module is an alias that only downloads the current leading-edge (F7) material, to make things easier on people who can't download so much at one time.
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