Hi Lucien,

Thank you for your suggestions.

And I agree with you. Translating the trunk version first and then porting the 
translations to 2.4
is a better way to translate documents. I will follow your suggestions in the 
future.

Best,
Lemuel


2025年12月6日 星期六 下午 11:26,Lucien Gentis <[email protected]> 来信:

> Le 06/12/2025 à 12:45, Lemuel a écrit :
> 

> > Hi Zhun,
> > 

> > Sorry for the delay. I had some prior work that needed to be completed over 
> > the last weekend, so I unfortunately had to postpone the translation work.
> > 

> > The Simplified Chinese translations are now ready for review. The 
> > translations are available in the Github repo at 
> > https://github.com/LExusiai/apache_docs_translation. I have also attached 
> > the translations to this email. Please take a look at them when you have a 
> > moment.
> > 

> > Thank you.
> > 

> > Best,
> > Lemuel
> 

> Hello Lemuel,
> 

> First of all, welcome here.
> 

> I am Lucien Gentis, in charge of French translation.
> 

> Just a tip : it is better first translate "trunk" (dev) version of the files, 
> then port it to current branch (it’s easy, there are generally little 
> differences between them).
> 

> In other words, when you have translated trunk version of your file, you do a 
> "diff" between trunk and 2.4 English versions, and port the differences into 
> your 2.4 file.
> 

> Why ?
> 

> First, certain users use trunk (dev) version of httpd ; so they will see your 
> chinese translation.
> 

> Secondly, when a new major version of httpd is released, trunk branch is 
> automatically promoted to the new current version.
> 

> In current situation, if you only translate 2.4 version of the files, when 
> 2.6 version will be released, your work will be lost (unless you update all 
> your translations to the new branch !)
> 

> Happy translation
> 

> Have a nice day
> 

> Lucien

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