Re: [PUSHED][patch] [fdo#42986] Presentations in Wide-screen

Andras Timar <timar74 -AT- gmail.com>
Wed, 2 May 2012 16:44:01 +0200

2012/5/2 Ivan Timofeev <timofeev.i.s@gmail.com>:

On 02.05.2012 17:30, Andras Timar wrote:


Yes, you can push to the translations repo, if you would like. Usually
developers don't care about l10n and incidentally break translations.
Maybe it is already broken in master, regardless of your patch.

3.6 translation has not started yet. When 3.6 translation start, I'll
update the po files in git and in Pootle, so we can start to produce
valid localized builds.



And those updated po files will be correct automatically? No need to take
care of them just right now?


Yes. When I extract en-US strings and run po migration scripts, po
files will be correct automatically.

Andras

Context

[patch] [fdo#42986] Presentations in Wide-screen · Rob Snelders
- Re: [patch] [fdo#42986] Presentations in Wide-screen · Rob Snelders
  - Re: [patch] [fdo#42986] Presentations in Wide-screen · Rob Snelders
    - Re: [patch] [fdo#42986] Presentations in Wide-screen · Ivan Timofeev
      - Re: [patch] [fdo#42986] Presentations in Wide-screen · Rob Snelders
        
        Re: [PUSHED][patch] [fdo#42986] Presentations in Wide-screen · Ivan Timofeev
        
        Re: [PUSHED][patch] [fdo#42986] Presentations in Wide-screen · Andras Timar
        
        Re: [PUSHED][patch] [fdo#42986] Presentations in Wide-screen · Ivan Timofeev
        Re: [PUSHED][patch] [fdo#42986] Presentations in Wide-screen · Andras Timar
        Re: [PUSHED][patch] [fdo#42986] Presentations in Wide-screen · Ivan Timofeev

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