Am 04.07.2014 20:15, schrieb Mario Blättermann: > Am 23.06.2014 16:24, schrieb Jim Meyering: >> On Sat, Jun 21, 2014 at 6:54 PM, Phillip Susi <[email protected]> wrote: >>> I do have that package installed and it appears the failure happens >>> just before that program is called: >>> >>> make[5]: Entering directory >>> `/home/psusi/parted/parted-3.1.133-ae37/_build/doc/C' >>> cd ../../../doc/C; \ >>> test -w . || exit 0; \ >>> for name in parted.8 partprobe.8; do \ >>> echo $name; \ >>> cp po/$name.pot po/$name.new.pot; \ >> >> Good catch. I notice that you can avoid it by touching each file, as >> done in the following, just-pushed patch. However, the success or >> failure of those commands currently does not impact the success of >> "make dist", which is a bug. Nor are the resulting files even >> distributed, so one might argue that it's fine that the failure is >> ignored. >> > Once this problem has been solved and the pot creation works again, then > please > consider to initialize a new domain at translationproject.org (e.g. named > parted-man)to publish the pot file. Would be nice if we had the new i18n stuff > prior to the next release. Probably we will get a new version in the nearest > future: I've got a new pot template for the UI strings yesterday (and sent the > updated file back), so I assume next month or so...? > > Please ship the attached translation with the next parted version. The po file > is based on the current pot file in Git (/parted/doc/C/parted-new.pot). Seems > it > contains strings from both parted.8 and partprobe.8, so no extra file for the > latter is needed. Should this behavior change due to a different workflow for > creating the template, I can split the po file again, no problem. > BTW, the latest development version 3.1.90 doesn't ship the existing Brazilian Portuguese translations at all. The directory doc/pt_BR doesn't contain any po files, and that's why no po file can be processed, am I right...?
Best Regards., Mario
