Hello!

I'm sorry to annoy the people, who think this topic is redundant, but
nevertheless, I've just updated my small script for updating
translations changelogs. It is positioned in the scripts/ directory in
the debian-installer CVS tree.

New since the last release is the output of the script, it can now be
simply copy&pasted into the changelog. For example, running it on the
tools/kbd-chooser directory in the current CVS version yields the
following output:

* Updated translations: 
   - Catalan (ca.po) by Jordi Mallach
   - Czech (cs.po) by Miroslav Kure
   - Danish (da.po) by Claus Hindsgaul
   - Greek (el.po) by Konstantinos Margaritis
   - French (fr.po) by Christian Perrier
   - Hungarian (hu.po) by VERÃK IstvÃn
   - Japanese (ja.po) by Kenshi Muto
   - Lithuanian (lt.po) by KÄstutis BiliÅnas
   - Portuguese (Brazil) (pt_BR.po) by Andrà LuÃs Lopes
   - Albanian (sq.po) by Elian Myftiu
   - Ukrainian (uk.po) by Eugeniy Meshcheryakov
   - Simplified Chinese (zh_CN.po) by Carlos Z.F. Liu

(Of course, this has been copy&pasted ;))

I have also implemented a simple logic to ensure that the output is
UTF-8 even if some translation is not held in UTF-8. 

I'd be really glad, if someone could test this script in his own
release cycle, so I know at least, how good/bad/usable/awkward it
is. I get the feeling it gets ignored :)

Have fun with it!


PS: I'd like to give some more explanation to the motivation for this
script.  As I have mentioned before, I'd like to push the
responsibility for updating the changelogs away from translators and
hand it over to the maintainers, or even better, to this script. Apart
from being lazy, preventing double and missing entries and preventing
possible mess in the changelog, this could be of use, if the
translation work gets organized. For example, I am thinking of
implementing a script for synchronising out russian l10n CVS
repository with debian-installer's (actually, this script works, but
only one way for now). This should work without problems, except the
changelog problem, where some handwork is mostly needed. 

-- 
Nikolai Prokoschenko 
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