On 14.05.17 20:41, Uwe Stöhr wrote: Unfortunately I cannot easily check on these since now all new files on git now seem to be in format 543, ahead of alpha1-1. Don't get me wrong here: Please, do not export all of them back to 2.2-format just for me. But is there something like just a lyx2lyx script to get current alpha to read these files?
In your comment on git you wrote that the files for nl are "outdated". I had a feeling like that but couldn't tell for sure. That makes me wonder if it would be a good idea to supplement the 'current date' in the documents, which just reflect when they were typeset, with a last modified snippet? That way of transparency may accomplish: – make those docs needing a rework the most far easier to identify – reduce possible confusion of users – remind the user to maybe look for more up-to-date info (the web, the lists etc.) Also, if it is explicitly stated there (again), to users feeling the need to read these docs in a specific language that they might be a good candidate to help out updating them. greetings Mike
