On Sun, Dec 27, 2015 at 12:38 AM, Bastien Nocera <had...@hadess.net> wrote: > Hey,
Hey, > This one will only show in the test suite, not in any user-facing > software. I don't even think that the string should be translated. […] > This will only show when using the command-line grl-launch. Side note: one of those strings was already there and translated in many languages, you just added a %s which turned it into a fuzzy string. > This isn't much of a problem. The strings won't be visible in user- > facing software such as Videos, Music, or Rhythmbox. Fair enough. The point here is that from a translator point of view we saw the status of the module change, we weren't given an opportunity to fix it, and we weren't even warned that it's not a big deal (we couldn't guess it). It wasn't until I reacted that we were told that we shouldn't worry. Next time, an explanation of the situation would be appreciated. > I don't know what Juan plans to do, but the easiest would be to unmark > those strings as translatable, or simply leave it as-is. Since there's not going to be any more release, my preferred solution would be to unmark them so that they don't fool us. Doing nothing wouldn't be a big issue. By the way, I see a 0.3.0 release but no branch yet and the 0.2.x one is still associated with GNOME 3.18 (which is why we couldn't guess that it was a legacy branch). What should we do about that? -- Alexandre Franke _______________________________________________ gnome-i18n mailing list gnome-i18n@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-i18n
