Dear translators,
the unique Fedora translation platform is now https://translate.fedoraproject.org the old translation platform is now disabled (https://fedora.zanata.org will soon redirect you to Fedora wiki)
We had 116 projects in Zanata: * 30 did not require migration (obsolete or tests) * 11 are unconfirmed, I don't know, most probably dead projects. * 75 were active.
On these 75 projects, 63 were successfully migrated. Remaining projects did not respond on time or did not confirm everything worked fine.
From the day we started with Weblate, here are the changes: * Weblate can now open Pull Requests for any Gitlab platform (ping Pulseaudio friends) * Weblate can now open Pull Requests for Pagure (still a little bit buggy, but bugs are quickly fixed)
I think we started with Weblate 3.9, it means we had about 23 upgrades, and as far as I know, close to zero down time.
Kind remember: as long as the project is open-source, it can be hosted by the Fedora project. Just open a ticket there: https://pagure.io/fedora-l10n/tickets
In terms of stats, we now have: * 106 projects containing 2882 translations files (fedora-docs is 80% of the translation files) * 116 languages by 444 contributors * since the begining, 278 212 translations were made (a new translation or a correction of an existing translation)
For more numbers, visit https://translate.fedoraproject.org/stats/ and https://translate.fedoraproject.org/#reports
A big thank you to each contributor who helped in this migration, I include in this translators, projects maintainers and Michal Cihar (the weblate dev who answers Fedora requests). A big thank you to the Fedora council for accepting to pay for this tool. A big thank you for the Zanata devs, we were happily using it for a while, as a translators, its translation memory were awesome!
Jean-Baptiste
Congratulations to the whole l10n team! This is a huge accomplishment. Thank you to Jean-Baptiste for leading this effort over the last year-plus.
Thanks for the great work.
Michal
On 06. 01. 21 22:12, Jean-Baptiste Holcroft wrote:
Dear translators,
the unique Fedora translation platform is now https://translate.fedoraproject.org the old translation platform is now disabled (https://fedora.zanata.org will soon redirect you to Fedora wiki)
We had 116 projects in Zanata:
- 30 did not require migration (obsolete or tests)
- 11 are unconfirmed, I don't know, most probably dead projects.
- 75 were active.
On these 75 projects, 63 were successfully migrated. Remaining projects did not respond on time or did not confirm everything worked fine.
From the day we started with Weblate, here are the changes:
- Weblate can now open Pull Requests for any Gitlab platform (ping
Pulseaudio friends)
- Weblate can now open Pull Requests for Pagure (still a little bit
buggy, but bugs are quickly fixed)
I think we started with Weblate 3.9, it means we had about 23 upgrades, and as far as I know, close to zero down time.
Kind remember: as long as the project is open-source, it can be hosted by the Fedora project. Just open a ticket there: https://pagure.io/fedora-l10n/tickets
In terms of stats, we now have:
- 106 projects containing 2882 translations files (fedora-docs is 80%
of the translation files)
- 116 languages by 444 contributors
- since the begining, 278 212 translations were made (a new
translation or a correction of an existing translation)
For more numbers, visit https://translate.fedoraproject.org/stats/ and https://translate.fedoraproject.org/#reports
A big thank you to each contributor who helped in this migration, I include in this translators, projects maintainers and Michal Cihar (the weblate dev who answers Fedora requests). A big thank you to the Fedora council for accepting to pay for this tool. A big thank you for the Zanata devs, we were happily using it for a while, as a translators, its translation memory were awesome!
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четвер, 7 січня 2021 р. 11:58:14 EET Michal Konecny написано:
Thanks for the great work.
+1
Best regards, Yuri
Michal
On 06. 01. 21 22:12, Jean-Baptiste Holcroft wrote:
Dear translators,
the unique Fedora translation platform is now https://translate.fedoraproject.org the old translation platform is now disabled (https://fedora.zanata.org will soon redirect you to Fedora wiki)
We had 116 projects in Zanata:
- 30 did not require migration (obsolete or tests)
- 11 are unconfirmed, I don't know, most probably dead projects.
- 75 were active.
On these 75 projects, 63 were successfully migrated. Remaining projects did not respond on time or did not confirm everything worked fine.
From the day we started with Weblate, here are the changes:
- Weblate can now open Pull Requests for any Gitlab platform (ping
Pulseaudio friends)
- Weblate can now open Pull Requests for Pagure (still a little bit
buggy, but bugs are quickly fixed)
I think we started with Weblate 3.9, it means we had about 23 upgrades, and as far as I know, close to zero down time.
Kind remember: as long as the project is open-source, it can be hosted by the Fedora project. Just open a ticket there: https://pagure.io/fedora-l10n/tickets
In terms of stats, we now have:
- 106 projects containing 2882 translations files (fedora-docs is 80%
of the translation files)
- 116 languages by 444 contributors
- since the begining, 278 212 translations were made (a new
translation or a correction of an existing translation)
For more numbers, visit https://translate.fedoraproject.org/stats/ and https://translate.fedoraproject.org/#reports
A big thank you to each contributor who helped in this migration, I include in this translators, projects maintainers and Michal Cihar (the weblate dev who answers Fedora requests). A big thank you to the Fedora council for accepting to pay for this tool. A big thank you for the Zanata devs, we were happily using it for a while, as a translators, its translation memory were awesome!
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On Wed, Jan 06, 2021 at 10:12:38PM +0100, Jean-Baptiste Holcroft wrote:
A big thank you to each contributor who helped in this migration, I include in this translators, projects maintainers and Michal Cihar (the weblate dev who answers Fedora requests). A big thank you to the Fedora council for accepting to pay for this tool. A big thank you for the Zanata devs, we were happily using it for a while, as a translators, its translation memory were awesome!
Thank you Jean-Baptiste for all your direct help to get the virtualization related projects migrated with our unusual approach handled. The end result is working very nicely for us and has reduced the burden of pulling in translations significantly.
Regards, Daniel