Hi Stephen, Stephen Holt wrote: > Hi, > > Is the TCM process compulsory for getting an l10n release for version > 2.3?
It's not up to me to decide here, so I won't answer. However it will ensure of the quality of the release you'll deliver to your users. Also the bug you'll find for your language may help others. And how much time is it expected to take, in terms of > people-hours? I am the team leader for the Kinyarwanda (rw) team, which > is a new language and has never been TCM tested before. Each test could take from 10 to 20 mn. But it will take a little more if you have never done them (time to read them carefully, build the example documents, etc.) Also it depends on how many scenarios you're running and how many people you get in your team. So it's not easy to say something precise. I would say, if you're not under user's pressure to release: take your time... make your tests whatever the time it will takes, quality is the most important :) Kind regards Sophie --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
