> > I'm giving my first steps with python/django/mezzanine so please bear with > me. > > I modified a translation file of the mezzanine's blog application and > compiled it OK. Mind you: I literally only modified a couple of words and > left the rest intact. > > The only place I found out I could place them in order to test was at the > blog app's locale folder > (~/MY_VIRTUAL_ENV/lib/python2.7/site-packages/mezzanine/blog/locale/es/LC_MESSAGES). > > It worked fine, but my guts tell me there has to be a better way so I can > have this file(s) in some other location WITHIN my own mezzanine > application so: > > 1. I can easily maintain them and > 2. I don't have to keep my whole virtual environment in my SCM's > repository.in order to keep track of this single file with just a > couple or words modified and that will hardly ever get modified again. > > Great minds think alike? :-). I am in *exactly* the same situation - there are a couple of translations I would like to change slightly in Mezzanine (a capitalisation here, pluralisation there) and I had exactly the same thought. I don't want to have to maintain something completely separately. Did you find an elegant solution?
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