Hello Nicolas,
On Mon, Sep 10, 2007 at 06:21:50PM +0200, Nicolas Duboc wrote:
> On Sat, Sep 08, 2007 at 09:49:26PM +0200, Helge Kreutzmann wrote:
> > Hello,
> > several month ago you received the German translation of your debconf
> > template. Do you have any ETA for uploading a new version including
> > this (and possibly other) translation, to get a good testing coverage
> > during the Lenny development cycle?
> 
>    Hi,
> 
>  I have just uploaded a new spamprobe version that modified the master
> file. The changes are minimal ("4.2" changed into "4.6") but I didn't
> know if I could change the po files myself and how to do it.

It's very simple.
a) Build your package once (but do *not* upload yet)
b) for i in debian/po/*.po; do $EDITOR $i; done
   Now search for "fuzzy". If you can fix the translated string beneath 
   (e.g.  obvious fixes like changed numbers) then simply do it by 
   applying your change (found in the msgid line) to the translation 
   (found in the msgstr line).
   This saves translators and you (processing of updated files, ...) 
   lots of time. Save the file.
c) Rebuild your package again. If everything went well, you may now
   upload.

>  I needed to upload this version before tomorrow to prevent version
> 1.4b-2.1 to enter into testing.

I don't know the circumstances, but you might open an RC bug to
prevent this as well.

>  So now I can try to either update the po files myself or wait for
> patches from translators (which may be longer).

Please commit trivial changes yourself. If you feel unsure with a
change, then of course ask the translator (see below).

>  Matthias, do you prefer to send me an updated de.po file ?

Just a hint: Usually it saves time, if calls for updates always
include the po file in question. See podebconf-report-po(1) for
details.

Greetings

               Helge

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