[Mailman-i18n] Using Pootle
Barry Warsaw
barry at python.org
Thu Jul 3 07:26:27 CEST 2008
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On Jun 30, 2008, at 8:46 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> There are issues between 2.1 and 3.0 that will be resolved, but aren't
> yet. A couple of years ago the trunk which became the 3.0 branch was
> changed to include the templates in the message catalog. This is
> good as
> it puts all the translation in one place. However, since that was
> done,
> there has been much updating including the addition of the above
> mentioned three languages which is not reflected in the 3.0 branch.
>
> So, we need to make a consistent base to work from. This could be the
> 2.1 branch as it has the most up to date translations, but it doesn't
> have the templates in the message catalog. I am willing to work on
> this,
> but right now, I need a little break.
I agree that we should use the 2.1 branch as the best basis from which
to start. I think there will be much more similarity between the 2.1
and (hopeful) 2.2 branches, all depending on what happens with the web
u/i.
As for the templates, while I think moving them into the catalogs is a
win over what we had, I still hope that we'll eventually (maybe just
for 3.0) switch to a i18n-friendly templating engine, where only the
translatable strings will be extracted into the catalog, with all the
other HTML goo stripped out. A translator should not have to worry
about that stuff!
3.0 is a long way from needing translation, so let's concentrate on
getting a good prototype based on the 2.1 strings, eventually
migrating them to 2.2 as development on that branch ramps up. I
suspect there will be some decent overlap between 2.2 and 3.0.
- -Barry
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