Hi,

On Fri, Nov 16, 2012 at 07:12:31PM +0100, Martin Eberhard Schauer wrote:
> >> Package: manpages
> >> Version: 3.42-1
> >> Severity: wishlist
> >>
> > Is manpages-de ready for 3.44 already ? (french translation is up to date
> > wrt 3.44)
> 
> I'm afraid, no.
> 
> I started having a look at the translations a week ago. I took the upstream
> tarball, decompressed it, updated a copy of the PO files, and had a first
> glance at the number of fuzzy and untranslated messages. This time we have
> approximately 100 files with more than one change (just the version number).
> Most of the manpages would still build, but with some untranslated
> parts. The
> ugliest beast would be proc.5 with about 20 per cent not translated.
> 
> How did you manage to be up to date so short after the upstream release? Do
> you follow it's git repo?

Exactly, perkamon and perkamon-fr use a workflow that follow the git tree, then
finaly sync (using po4a) against the release.
(This workflow can manage other languages if you are interested).
http://perkamon.alioth.debian.org/
http://perkamon.alioth.debian.org/contact.php

Than debian french team (almost the same people as perkamon-fr) update the
debian specific part in po files (we use po4a).

> As I understand things, manpages(-dev) are upstream
> for the German translations. Thus a new release of your package would cause
> some "German team" activity - at least on behalf of the maintainer ;-)
> 
> > Given today's mail from release team, I guess an upload of all these 3
> > sources packages should happen very soon to get a chance to enter wheezy.
> 
> Probably it's already too late (1): At present the release team accepts
> documentation updates only with fixes of RC bugs.

Yes, that's why I ask about german status on 8th ..
 
> Therefore I suggest not to do a 3.44 upload now, and make an upload of the
> *latest upstream version before release* after the release as first update
> for stable. Meanwhile the German team/me could work on 3.44, and later
> versions to keep on running things.

I guess you can already start on the upstream 3.44.
I was reluctant to upload a version that outdates translations.


-- 
Simon Paillard


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