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Re: FW: two patches
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John Mandereau |
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Re: FW: two patches |
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Wed, 27 May 2009 19:11:53 +0200 |
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Carl D. Sorensen a écrit :
Mark,
I appreciate your good work on these patches.
So do I :-)
2) I'm not sure how to handle patches to translated documents. I know that
the translations need to follow a particular commit of the english docs. If
the change in the translated documents reflects a change in the english
documents, the committish needs to change in the source file, I think. I'm
not sure exactly how to evaluate the changes you've proposed, and what the
proper means of handling them is. Translators, please speak up here. Note
that if we had separate commits for each language, it would be easier for a
translator to review.
There is a specific policy on po/ (not Documentation/po), explained in
either the CG or po/README: lilypond.pot may be updated only through
"make po-replace", which is obvisouly not the case in this patch, as the
POT creation date isn't changed, and every change to *.po files must
come from the Free Translation Project unless I give explicit permission
to do otherwise (which I should only do on advice from the FTP team). In
short, I don't accept changes to files in po/ in this patch.
Typos in translated Texinfo documentation may be applied without asking
prior permission. I may have a look at simplifying the committishes
update in case the translation was previsouly up to date, but there is
much more urgent and important work to do first.
3) When I look at the tranlsated patches, I get funny characters in my
output. I'm not sure if my email program has mangled things or not. Of
course, I could build the docs and see, but I don't read german, so I'd have
no idea if it were correct or not.
The encoding of the patch looks correct.
I'd like to recommend that patches to translated documents be approved by
the primary translator for that language. Does this seem reasonable?
This is generally reasonable, but this is excessive for simple typos.
Best,
John
- FW: two patches, Carl D. Sorensen, 2009/05/27
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- Re: two patches, Carl D. Sorensen, 2009/05/27
- Re: two patches, Francisco Vila, 2009/05/27
- Re: two patches, John Mandereau, 2009/05/27
- Re: two patches, John Mandereau, 2009/05/27
- Re: two patches, Carl D. Sorensen, 2009/05/27
- Re: two patches, John Mandereau, 2009/05/28