> On Jan 16, 2024, at 4:08, Jean-Baptiste <[email protected]> wrote:
> let's write both genders in the translation and move on. > > Would you mind applying the change Jean-Christophe? I'm not finding the upload option in the interface anymore... > Also, a few details: > > missing non breaking chars: > https://hosted.weblate.org/translate/po4a/po4a-doc/fr/?checksum=1fb9bfc32681de28 « fuzzy » ? fixed. > missing plural: > https://hosted.weblate.org/translate/po4a/po4a-doc/fr/?checksum=71445c5f197b3746 I'm not sure I'm seeing it. If it's for "fournie" I understand it as singular since it modifies "liste". The languages list is provided, it's not a list of provided languages. The C<$lang> component is automatically expanded using the provided languages list, reducing the risk of copy/paste error when a new language is added. > https://hosted.weblate.org/translate/po4a/po4a-doc/fr/?checksum=0274b678a23d566d addendas fixed. > You also translated "master" as "origine". It would require me to read > the translated doc as a whole to see how it improves the translation and > if there is no traps. I checked the whole document and it seemed ok. > Reading it in weblate sounds ok, the text sounds really clearer (Martin > may want to review the english content with this suggestion). Yes. I was not sure what was the technical point of using the term "master". I'm more used to "source" and "target" documents but I was not going to make that change since in the context of code that has all different sorts of implications. I also tried to fix the ascii graphs and I replaced foo/bar by chapi/chapo, because it's a better metaphor for solution finders :) > Thank you for your work Jean-Christophe, Thank you for checking all that and apologies for not taking the time to discuss it here beforehand. _______________________________________________ Devel mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected]
