Hi everyone, You are incredible! We already have dp.com at least partially translated into *10 languages *(one more than when I started writing this email :)! A huge thank you to everyone who has jumped in to help already.
I've looked into this a bit more and will be going with Claude's and Maciej's suggestion, namely, to have *one locale directory for each domain name*. This means that in Transifex I will: - rename the new "djangoproject.com" project to "www.djangoproject.com" - add a new project for "dashboard.djangoproject.com" (currently it has only one string, but we might as well set it up to prepare for more) - create a new resource in the "django-docs" project called "website-strings" (open to other name suggestions here) For docs.djangoproject.com and dashboard.djangoproject.com I will push up the translations that have already been made. But if you are actively translating while I make the switch, some translations may be lost. To help mitigate this, I will do my best to timebox the re-org. *If possible, please do not make any new translations for the "djangoproject.com <http://djangoproject.com>" project in Transifex from 1am till 3am UTC on 19 February.* This applies only to the this specific project -- i.e., *translations for other projects including django-docs will be unaffected* -- and I'll post again here once the re-org is complete. Maciej, I looked for your comment but I don't see it -- could you point me in the right direction or let me know what your comment was? :) Many thanks again to everyone for your help and patience while I am working on this. Cheers, Tobia On Mon, Feb 18, 2019 at 1:56 PM Maciek Olko <maciej.o...@gmail.com> wrote: > I am +1 to Option 2, which allows a domain-driven placement, even if some > files are going to have very few messages. > > PS I left some review comments regarding location comments in translation > source files in one of your pull request. > > Great initiative :) > Regards, > Maciej > > pon., 18.02.2019, 16:21 użytkownik Tobias McNulty <tob...@caktusgroup.com> > napisał: > >> Claude, I'm in -- many thanks! >> >> I have a project started here: >> https://www.transifex.com/django/djangoproject-dot-com/ >> >> That said, I have a question about how to best set this up. >> >> djangoproject.com is unique: It houses strings that apply to a number of >> different sites, some of which have a single Django app and others of which >> rely on multiple Django apps. One of those sites (and apps) is >> docs.djangoproject.com, which puts us in the potentially confusing spot >> of having two different projects in Transifex that handle translation for >> what is a single website: https://docs.djangoproject.com. >> >> I was originally leaning towards having a single project-level locale >> directory <https://github.com/django/djangoproject.com/pull/865> to >> handle all the translations for strings in the "djangoproject.com" repo >> ("Option 1"), but having seen how we have Transifex set up, I'm wondering >> if that's a less-than-optimal approach. >> >> *I believe* that we could instead keep one locale directory per app >> <https://github.com/django/djangoproject.com/pull/864> ("Option 2"), and >> then in our Transifex config decide *on a per-app *basis what project in >> Transifex should house the translations. For now, that would likely mean >> that the "docs" app in the dp.com repo would go to "django-docs" in >> transifex (to a "static-website-strings" or similarly named resource) and >> everything else would go to the "djangoproject.com" project I set up and >> linked above, with resources named for the app. If/when we get to this >> point, we could potentially split off 'dashboard.djangoproject.com' to >> its own Transifex project. This option does have the unfortunate >> consequence of needing to move app-specific HTML templates into their >> respective app directories, but if it helps simplify the translation >> process I think it would be well worth the effort (and is mostly done, I >> think, as part of this proof-of-concept PR). >> >> Does Option 2 sound like a reasonable approach? What do others think? >> >> On Mon, Feb 18, 2019 at 9:16 AM Claude Paroz <cla...@2xlibre.net> wrote: >> >>> Le 18.02.19 à 01:55, Tobias McNulty a écrit : >>> (...) >>> > Is there someone on this list who could make me an Admin (or Project >>> > Coordinator for such a project) in our Transifex account? My username >>> is >>> > tobias_dsf. >>> >>> Done. 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