Hi Carlos, On Thursday at 20:16, Carlos Garnacho wrote:
> I was trying to find a fix bug #314046 (it caught me in my vacations, > and when I arrived the string freeze was already effective), so I > created a patch for both the string with the typo and the po files. Now > my question is... is this a string freeze break? AFAICT it isn't in the > sense of "there's a new string to translate", but I preferred to ask > here before. Translation updates are coming quite often during this phase, so committing changes to PO files is probably going to cause unneeded conflicts for translators. So, while it wouldn't be NOTICED by most translators (those who wouldn't end up with CVS conflicts), it's still a string freeze break (i.e. imagine someone completing a translation based on the frozen POT file since 7 days ago, and then either experiencing a conflict or discarding the PO file on server: I am still getting 1 untranslated string I need to update). > I'm attaching the patch, it's ok to commit it? (Provided this string is really visible and important...) Yes, you have my approval because you invested time to cater for most cases and only a handful for translations which are in-flux will be affected, but be sure to check all PO files since it's possible that some translators already included that corrected string manually. Cheers, Danilo _______________________________________________ gnome-i18n mailing list gnome-i18n@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-i18n
