po/{zh_CN,ja}.po haven't been updated by r19334

[Tao Wang]

Hi,

Ok, I got it. I will update the zh_CN.po to TP later. I'm just curious, only
zh_CN and ja are submitted to TP? I saw the language list of GnuCash domain
in TP, I thought most of them are submitted to TP.

After we decided to migrate to Git in the future. I suggest we host GnuCash
code at git.gnome.org, and host translation at http://l10n.gnome.org/.
First, it's fast and stable than current server; Second, the interface for
translator is much better, more functions and more active team; Third, it
support translation for branch, and it will automatically get 'master' .pot
file from Git for translation of 'master' branch, and we do not need
manually update/msgmerge those .po files, I think the server will do it for
us.

2010/7/12 Christian Stimming <stimming at tuhh.de>

> Am Thursday 08 July 2010 schrieb Tao Wang:
> > Hi,
> >
> > r19334 "Merge most recent pot template into all language po files.".
> > However, zh_CN.po and ja.po are missed for the updating. Could you check
> > it? Thanks.
>
> That was intentionally. zh_CN and ja.po were both submitted via the
> Translation Project (TP), and that one has a completely different way of
> handling the merging of the pot template. In particular, any updates in
> zh_CN.po which is done on our side (upstream), such as this merging of the
> latest pot template, is *not* copied back into TP's version of zh_CN.po.
> This
> means once the translator next updates his zh_CN.po, there will be one
> branch
> of changes upstream (old -> old + newly merged) and another one branch of
> changes at the TP (old -> old + updated translation). In order not to
> create
> the separate upstream branch, I excluded those translations where I knew
> they
> are handled via the TP.
>
> In summary, touching the *.po files is done at the gnucash side only for
> those
> translations which are *not* submitted via the TP. On the other hand, the
> po
> files of TP-handled translations will solely be changed by the translator
> and/or the TP, but surely not by us.
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Christian
>



-- 
Regards

Tao Wang