Hello
I am planning to Japaneseize Baculum.
Execute clone from the following
git clone http://git.bacula.org/bacula
Should I pull request?
please tell me.
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Hello Ken,
Nice to hear that you are planning to Japaneseize Baculum.
To do this, you can clone git repo, as you mentioned. Then you can
copy lang files:
cp -r baculum/protected/Lang/en baculum/protected/Lang/ja
Then you can edit following file:
baculum/protected/Lang/ja/messages.po
Please up
Hello Marcin
Thank you for teaching me how to create a language file.
I will create a Japanese file, correct the specified part, and check
the operation.
After confirmation git commit.
Thank you for your immediate reply
Best regards.
Ken Sawada
2016-11-18 18:21 GMT+09:00 Marcin Haba :
> Hell
Hello Ken,
I am not sure if I understood well. What do you mean by confirmation git commit?
Thank you in advance for reply.
Best regards.
Marcin
On 19 November 2016 at 07:02, KEN SAWADA wrote:
> Hello Marcin
>
> Thank you for teaching me how to create a language file.
> I will create a Japanes
Hello Marcin
I'm sorry. It is my mistake type.
Pull Request after correcting the language file.
Best regards.
Ken Sawada
2016-11-19 15:21 GMT+09:00 Marcin Haba :
> Hello Ken,
>
> I am not sure if I understood well. What do you mean by confirmation git
> commit?
>
> Thank you in advance for rep
Hello Ken,
OK. Now I understand.
Yes, I will commit your changes when you are ready with them.
The Bacula git repository doesn't provide Pull Request function, so we
can do it manually - you can send your changes to my e-mail and I will
commit your changes to repostiory.
Thanks.
Best regards.
