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Re: GNUN setup issue
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Ineiev |
Subject: |
Re: GNUN setup issue |
Date: |
Mon, 14 Dec 2009 19:33:45 +0300 |
On 12/14/09, Yavor Doganov <address@hidden> wrote:
> В 16:22 +0300 на 13.12.2009 (нд), Ineiev написа:
>> On 12/13/09, Yavor Doganov <address@hidden> wrote:
>> > No, that's not required at all.
>>
>> So, how do I check?
>
> You don't. (I don't do it, at least.)
This is a surprise for me. probably because I'm a really new translator.
> If there's a build failure, an
> automatic message is sent to address@hidden (a private list
> for the time being, but all translation projects' members are welcome to
> join).
Perhaps it is ridiculous, but I'm not a member.
> The team leader can also forward the message to you if you don't
> want to be on the list for some reason. Then you or the team leader
> fixes the bug. Failing that, one of the web-translators-staff (Anatoly
> is one of them) fixes the bug. If there's no bug during the build, but
> the translation is generated with typos/grammar errors that you missed
> for some reason, you simply fix them in the .po and commit again.
>
> That's all. Requiring translators to build the .html variants of the
> translations is too burdensome, I think, so we don't bother.
Thank you, now I see.
>> I think I didn't see in GNUN documentation about copying
>> the makefiles, so I was not sure about it.
>
> IIRC, the recommendation is to make them symlinks, so that the new
> copies are automatically used when installing new GNUN releases.
I tried again and did not find neither GNUmakefile (not GNUmakefile.team),
nor config.mk in gnun.info, and quick search for `links' didn't give me
anything (though I could miss something).
> Thanks; I'm looking into this. Please give me some time, TIA.
Thank you