TODO: make the merge-back into trunk and relbranch72 a cronjob on the
grass.osgeo.org server.
Yet I had to do several manual cleanups after the merge, so probably a
cronjob is impossible.
TODO: make the merge-back into trunk and relbranch72 a cronjob on the grass.osgeo.org server.
Yet I had to do several manual cleanups after the merge, so probably a
cronjob is impossible.
just out of curiosity… what kind of cleanups? Is there anything we could do when translating to avoid those cleanups afterwards?
TODO: make the merge-back into trunk and relbranch72 a cronjob on the
grass.osgeo.org server.
Yet I had to do several manual cleanups after the merge, so probably a
cronjob is impossible.
just out of curiosity... what kind of cleanups? Is there anything we could
do when translating to avoid those cleanups afterwards?
For example,
- disconnected (i.e. unused) translations accumulate at the end of the
.po files. This needs to be trimmed from time to time. There is a
gettext tool for that but it doesn't seem to have much effect
- if a new language is initiated on transifex, several .po file header
lines are not populated properly. To be fixed manually or some
advanced "sed" magic
- "make verify" reveils errors which need to be manually fixed.
Not sure how to address these issues in a scripted way.
On 10 September 2017 at 18:11, Markus Neteler <neteler@osgeo.org> wrote:
For example,
- disconnected (i.e. unused) translations accumulate at the end of the
.po files. This needs to be trimmed from time to time. There is a
gettext tool for that but it doesn't seem to have much effect
- if a new language is initiated on transifex, several .po file header
lines are not populated properly. To be fixed manually or some
advanced "sed" magic
- "make verify" reveils errors which need to be manually fixed.
Not sure how to address these issues in a scripted way.
could we check with other projects like QGIS or ZOO?