Great work Hakan! Considering that production is updated rather rarely it fetching translations every week should be enough in my opinion.
-- Guttorm 2013/4/5 Hakan Tandogan <ha...@gurkensalat.com> > Hi guys, > > > as promised ages ago, I have activated my scripts which push and pull > translations between the git repository and transifex. > > Important information first: I have tagged the source in git before > enabling git-push, so whatever source there was in git before my scripts > started running is available via the tag "pre-transifex-autoupdate" > > For each repository, there is one script, "*-extract-keys.sh", which > creates the .pot file and pushes it to transifex, and another, > "*-fetch-translations.sh", which fetches the translated files and commits > them to git. > > The "*-extract-keys.sh" is triggered by SCM changes. > > The "*-fetch-translations.sh" is triggered by a periodical schedule > (actually, once daily). When I find some time, I will investigate webhook > integration with transifex to avoid polling their servers to often. > > I am reasonably sure that the scripts won't create too many changes in git > after the initial synchronization is done. Nevertheless, I'll keep closely > monitoring them in the days to come. > > The scripts themselves are checked in into the git repositories if you > want to check them and validate that nothing evil is happening. For > security reasons, though, the versions that are running on my local Jenkins > box are frozen copies so no one can unintentionally wreck my build box by > committing strange stuff into the scripts :-) > > > Regards, > Hakan > >
