Hi Hossein,
2011.04.19 16:08, Hossein Noorikhah rašė:
I have to remind that we're in a situation that we only have one
legacy branch. Sooner or later, we will have multiple versions of LibO
strings available on pootle, that not only make the workspace crowded,
but downloading zip folders and operations like this on them, make
pootle slow.
When pootle can't do things in parallel, we can partition the job
logically and put it on multiple servers to gain speed up. So, Why not
setup a pootle instance for legacy strings? All the previous versions
can go there so everyone that needs them can still use it without
switching to a new traslating interface.
Disclaimer: the following is my personal impression.
I don't (yet) think this makes much sense for one simple reason: as far
as I remember from OOo, and looking at what we have now, it simply
doesn't seem like LibO would be releasing from two or more branches
simultaniously often and for long times. Unlike Mozilla. This makes
excessive server load from working on old strings quite unlikely in my
eyes. I think such load would be more occasional than usual, so in my
opinion, it simply doesn't justify maintaining two totally independent
installations of Pootle and keeping them in sync with each other.
On the other hand, an upgrade on the current version, keeps everything in place.
Anyway, someday in near future we'll have to remove older versions, so
why not create a guideline for the lifecycle of those old strings and
keep them in a good place?
I think the policy here is quite simple: when there is a decision that
there will be no more releases from a certain branch, then that branch
should be dropped from Pootle.
Rimas
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