Hi Daniel,

Yes, now I can choose "submit to repository" only for the modules with *_"state: active"_* but no more options for the models with *_"state: Inactive"_* besides "Reserve for translation", "Write a comment", "Inform of submission" and "Archive the actions"

I think this is because active and inactive modules for Khmer.

Thanks,
Sokhem



On 02-Apr-14 3:46 PM, Daniel Mustieles García wrote:
No, the workflow to reserve and commit a translation is as follows:

1 - Reserve the module
2 - Upload the translated PO file
3 - Review it (no need to previously reserve it for proofreading)
4 - Mark it as "Ready for submission"
5 - Submit the PO file to the repository

The "inform of submission" option just sends and e-mail to the translation team mailing list to notice the file has been uploaded, but it directly doesn't commit the PO file into the repository.

Also note that you can assign different roles to your team members. The roles tha have commit rights are "commiter" and "coordinator" so you, as coordinator of the team, can commit your translations yourself, or you can delegate this task into another (commiter) member.

Hope this helps :)

Cheers!


2014-04-02 10:22 GMT+02:00 Khoem Sokhem <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>:

    Hi Daniel,

    Thank for your information! As in DL page I can choose only
    "inform of submission" from New Action drop down list and wait
    for  another person to commit my translation.

    Is that the right way?

    Thank again,
    Sokhem




    On 02-Apr-14 3:05 PM, Daniel Mustieles García wrote:
    Hi Khoem,

    individual translators must register theirselves in the Damned
    Lies page, because they have to use a password and confirm the
    suscription.

    Being coordinator of the team, you should have commit rights from
    DL page, so you don't need to clone the module and use git
    commands... just commit the po from DL and it will land in the
    repository. Also, coordinator has proofreader rights, so you can
    review translations before commiting them into the repository.

    Cheers!


    2014-04-02 5:43 GMT+02:00 Khoem Sokhem <[email protected]
    <mailto:[email protected]>>:

        Dear All,

        This is Sokhem Khoem, Khmer coordinator for Khmer team for
        Gnome. Now I and my team members are working in Gnome 3.12
        and I want to add some members to Team Membership in
        https://l10n.gnome.org/teams/km/. How can I add new members?
        Can I have right as reviewer for Khmer team in order to
        coordinate all translation process?

        Thank you for your reply!

        Kind Regards,

        Sokhem

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