Hello, As we previously discussed on IRC, I am taking over management of the 1.12 stable branch for the remainder of its lifetime. Right now the dev team wants a 1.12.6 release out to ship some important fixes that have landed in the 1.12 branch since the previous stable release, so a 1.12.6 release is what we'll have.
I will be tagging 1.12.6 next week's Wednesday, May 18th, after 00:00 UTC. I talked to the active devs and they decided that they wouldn't need to alter more strings for this release, so the customary pre-release string freeze on the 1.12 branch begins _now_. So what does this mean for you? Let's see: ------------------------------------ For code contributors and developers ------------------------------------ The 1.12 branch is now under string freeze until 1.12.6 is tagged and announced. Most of you know the drill, but since there are a couple of new active contributors since the last time, I thought I would explain this again: * Commits altering translatable string contents are not allowed in the 1.12 branch until the string freeze is lifted. * Erasing strings, moving strings within the same textdomain, or adding new references to pre-existing strings within the same textdomain, are all allowed actions for the duration of the string freeze. * master and feature branches are obviously not covered by this string freeze. --------------- For translators --------------- There is one string change and one new string for you to work on. Make sure to send your updated .po files to Ivanovic *before* May 17th 00:00 UTC. Yes, you read that right, that's one day before the release ETA, so that we don't run into a situation where last-minute updates don't make it into the release because of time zone differences like last time. -- Regards Ignacio R. Morelle <shadowm> _______________________________________________ Wesnoth-i18n mailing list Wesnoth-i18n@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/wesnoth-i18n
