how to check if my local copy of translations is really up-to-date?

Jean-Baptiste Faure <jbfaure -AT- libreoffice.org>
Sun, 19 Feb 2017 09:38:55 +0100

Hi,

I build LO 5.3 branch (currently 5.3.1.0.0+) with French translation forQA purpose. In my build, some strings are not translated (see [1]) and Iam not sure if the problem is not in my local copy.

Is there a mean to check if the command "./g pull -r" did its jobcorrectly, that is if the local translations subdirectory is reallyup-to-date.

I did ./g fetch without change in the local translations subdirectory.

I can't download the complete repository again because currently I havea too bad connection to download several GB of data.


Best regards.
JBF

[1] https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=106082
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Context

how to check if my local copy of translations is really up-to-date? · Jean-Baptiste Faure
- Re: how to check if my local copy of translations is really up-to-date? · julien2412
- Re: how to check if my local copy of translations is really up-to-date? · Gabor Kelemen
  - Re: how to check if my local copy of translations is really up-to-date? · Jean-Baptiste Faure
- Re: how to check if my local copy of translations is really up-to-date? · Christian Lohmaier
  - Re: how to check if my local copy of translations is really up-to-date? · jbfaure
    - Re: how to check if my local copy of translations is really up-to-date? · Jean-Baptiste Faure
    - Re: how to check if my local copy of translations is really up-to-date? · Christian Lohmaier
      - Re: how to check if my local copy of translations is really up-to-date? · Jean-Baptiste Faure

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