Ludwig Nussel skreiv 22. mars 2016 11:42:
So far the people involved in weblate were very open and active to implement features suggested also on this list. So I'd like to suggest to give weblate another try once the new version is deployed on l10n.opensuse.org which should be really soon now. As usual with new tools it will take a while to get used to it. Please give it a fair chance so issues can be addressed until the release.
Sure. Do you know what the plans are for actually updating the translation files *available for translation* in Weblate? Will there be some script doing this, or will we still be depending on the developers manually doing this? Currently, the translation files at l10n.opensuse.org are ~6 months old, while the source they’re for is frequently updated (perhaps every few days), so the translators using Weblate may be translating strings no longer exising in the applications and new strings introduced into the applications in the last 6 months are not available for translation.
Nevertheless please keep in mind that weblate resp l10n.opensuse.org will never be the only source of translations. In order to completely translate the distribution to a certain language, translators will have to be join upstream communities that use various other translations methods.
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