On Tue, May 24, 2022 at 1:29 PM Davide Ferracin via gnome-i18n < gnome-i18n@gnome.org> wrote:
> Hi everyone, > Hi, > I recently translated the Epiphany help pages, and there's a couple of > pictures in it that need to be localised. I was told to open a merge > request on Epiphany's GitLab repo, and so I did, but the devs closed it > saying that translation improvements via merge requests are not to be > accepted. I don't know what to do: I can't find anything on the wiki > pages of Translation Project, or other help pages, regarding this matter. > What's the suggested workflow here? > Every translation, be it UI, docs, websites, or screenshots, should go through Damned Lies. This ensures quality and deduplication of work. Remember that maintainers are not qualified to review the work of hundreds of translators across tens of languages. For screenshots specifically, Damned lies is not able to push directly to the repo, but that doesn’t mean it should be bypassed. Instead, once the proper process has been followed and the screenshot was approved, a team coordinator can open the MR on Gitlab (and a message to remind the maintainers that they are a coordinator, and DL cannot push this, is welcome so the maintainer doesn’t get confused). -- Alexandre Franke GNOME Hacker
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