elvisangelaccio added a comment.

  In https://phabricator.kde.org/D1574#29443, @ltoscano wrote:
  
  > In https://phabricator.kde.org/D1574#29234, @elvisangelaccio wrote:
  >
  > > Resulting tarball for Kate: F123615: kate-16.04.tar.xz 
<https://phabricator.kde.org/F123615>
  > >
  > > To reproduce, add the following section to config.ini
  > >
  > >   [kate]
  > >   gitModule   = yes
  > >   gitTag      = v16.04.0
  > >   mainmodule  = applications
  > >   version     = 16.04
  > >
  > >
  > > The `kwrite` and `katepart` doc subfolders are not picked, because the 
script doesn't know about them. Are they supposed to be in the same tarball? (I 
would think that the kwrite docs should go in a kwrite tarball?)
  >
  >
  > They should be, as they are part of the kate tarballs (including kwrite, 
it's from the same repository).
  >  The autodetection of the available documents is complicated, because they 
can be anywhere (normally inside doc/ (or docs/), but look inside few pim 
repositories. So maybe the config file could be extended with pointers to the 
doc directories.
  >
  > Autodetection of po file could be done by parsing Messages.sh and getting 
the generated pot files; it's an hack, but the alternative with the current 
system, again, is an explicit list of po files.
  >
  > We are facing the same issues (how to find the files) in the release-team 
scripts used for Applications, for example.
  
  
  Sounds like someting that could benefit from a `metainfo.yaml` file, if we 
had one in every repo. Would it be possible for scripty to add (edit) a list of 
docs subfolders and po files in this metadata file?
  
  Anyway, if we need to implement this autodetection at the release-scripts 
level, I think it's better to do it in `releaseme` rather than create_tarball.

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