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Le 16/10/2017 à 14:22, Kaganski Mike a écrit :
On 10/16/2017 3:16 PM, Sophie wrote:
Hi Mike,

Le 13/10/2017 à 23:31, Kaganski Mike a écrit :
Hello!

Recently I was approached by members of our local community who manage
the translation of LibreOffice UI to Russian. I was told that they have
a regularly recurring problem, that each time a developer changes an
English string in LibreOffice UI, they have that string untranslated in
pootle, and need to repeat same actions again to re-translate it. What's
worse, the translation that pootle suggest in that case is oftentimes wrong.

Please read the l10n list archives, this has already been discussed
numerous times and the reason why it's not possible are clearly
explained here. Same for the problems when typos are fixed in the
source, and the current problem of scripting the changes. See my last
mail with topic 'Please read'. Thanks
Cheers
Sophie


Sorry Sophie, I cannot see how that mail is relevant here (I stressed 
that it's not related to the gettext work), and how it explains the 
impossibility of solution direction suggested. Would be most thankful if 
you post a direct link to the mail you refer to (I looked at 
https://listarchives.libreoffice.org/global/l10n/msg11231.html).

This is not the oldest, there were previous discussions already:
http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/Workflow-between-dev-UX-and-l10n-teams-td4136598.html


Cheers
Sophie


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