Hi,
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From: "Jwtiyar ali";<jwtiyar@gmail.com>;
Send time: Tuesday, Jul 21, 2020 6:19 PM
Subject: [libreoffice-l10n] Adding translation to master and 7
Hey
As you know ckb is not yet available in stable release before i was adding
all translation to master branch, now we have master and 7 version, i have
to add translation to which one?
If you use Weblate's webpage-based editor to do the translating work, your
change in "UI - master" project will be automatically copied to "UI -7.0" project,
and similarly for "Help - master" and "Help - 7.0" as well, assuming both strings
are untranslated or translated the same way (so changes to existing translations
are copied, too). So there is no need to worry or make a conscious choice.
Of course, as time goes on, the content of 7.0 and master will start to differ, and
some strings may only exist in master, or the same spot in the UI will have different
strngs for master and 7.0. In these cases you probably want to focus on 7.0 first,
as that's the version ordinary users are likely to use and see.
But if you use some other tool to do the translation work, you need to take extra
steps to ensure master and 7.0 are properly synchronized, to avoid duplicated work
in the future.
Regards,
Ming
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