Re: [libreoffice-l10n] Missing translation in several languages

Hello Patrick,

The string in question appears to be something of a contradiction in 
terms. If the help is indeed "built-in", by definition it should not 
need to be installed!

Could we come up with a more descriptive adjective than "built-in"?

Best,
Tuomas

Patrick Luby kirjoitti 13.3.2024 16:34:
> Hello,
>
> While testing upcoming loclization changes in the macOS installer (see 
> https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/163158), I found that the 
> following “remote help dialog” string is only localized by roughly half 
> of LibreOffice’s bundled languages:
>
>   ./config/soffice.cfg/sfx/ui/helpmanual.ui:
>     <property name="label" translatable="yes" 
> context="helpmanual|builtin">Learn more about installing the built-in 
> help</property>
>
> Below are the languages that are missing this string in their 
> ./resource/*/LC_MESSAGES/sfx.mo file. Is there a process for submitting 
> this message string to the volunteer translators? Adding more 
> localizations to the macOS installer is planned for the LibreOffice  
> 24.8 in summer 2024:
>
> am
> ar
> as
> ast
> be
> bg
> bn
> bn-IN
> bo
> br
> brx
> bs
> ca
> ca-valencia
> ckb
> da
> dgo
> dz
> el
> en-GB
> en-ZA
> eo
> es
> et
> eu
> fa
> fi
> fr
> fur
> fy
> ga
> gd
> gu
> gug
> hi
> hr
> hu
> id
> is
> it
> ja
> ka
> kab
> kk
> km
> kmr-Latn
> kn
> ko
> kok
> ks
> lb
> lo
> lt
> lv
> mai
> mk
> ml
> mn
> mni
> mr
> my
> ne
> nr
> nso
> oc
> om
> or
> pa-IN
> pt
> qtz
> ro
> ru
> rw
> sa-IN
> sat
> sd
> si
> sid
> sk
> sl
> sq
> sr
> sr-Latn
> ss
> st
> sw-TZ
> szl
> ta
> te
> tg
> th
> tn
> ts
> tt
> ug
> uz
> ve
> vec
> vi
> xh
> zh-TW
> zu
>
>
> Patrick

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