Michael Skiba píše v Pá 11. 03. 2016 v 20:57 +0100:
Hi folks,
Right now I'm a little bit confused which translations are used for which oS version and where they are being pulled from. I must have lost track over one of the lengthy and passionate conversations - which I do not want to encourage with this thread. It is really more about where the work is most useful.
From what I understand we currently have the following situation: - svn.o.o contains trunk which is used for the tumbleweed version and does not go into translation freeze anymore. - svn.o.o also contains SLE branches that are used for the LEAP version. - l10n.o.o contains a reduced set of files(?) that is being hosted on github and is used for ???
Is there any synchronization between those branches (especially between Weblate and trunk)?
Consider it this way: svn.o.o: repo splits per releases of openSUSE rather than releases l10.opensuse.org: weblate linked to git and branches of the projects In short you translate master branch that goes to the project and then upon release is put to the respective branch. If the project is tied to the releases (releasenotes) then you have translation memory of all branches and see them all. Differentiating strings are sent only to respective branches. When anyone decides to do release based on the branch it will have all the goodies. The release notes example: https://github.com/openSUSE/release-notes-openSUSE/commits/master https://github.com/openSUSE/release-notes-openSUSE/commits/Leap_42.1 Basically everything that is put in svn might get used atm but will be definitely migrated to weblate and not lost. Atm the update of weblate with bugs fixed from the last round is in progress here https://build.opensuse.org/project/monitor/M17N:l10n.opensuse.org When it builds and gets published more stuff will get migrated. HTH Tom