[Bug 72226] Re: All translations from the source not included

2008-07-12 Thread Jean-Baptiste Lallement
Closing regarding no one answered to the latest comments. Please reopen if this is still an issue. Thanks again ** Changed in: libqalculate (Ubuntu) Status: Incomplete = Fix Released -- All translations from the source not included https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/72226 You received this

[Bug 72226] Re: All translations from the source not included

2008-06-21 Thread Jean-Baptiste Lallement
This bug has been reported a while ago and there hasn't been any activity in it recently. We were wondering is this still an issue ? Are the correct translations part of latest Ubuntu release? The Ubuntu Changelog shows that version 0.9.6 has been merged on Nov. 2007. This version includes the

[Bug 72226] Re: All translations from the source not included

2007-08-30 Thread Jaap Woldringh
I am satisfied that I seem to have thrown a stone in the pond and that this bug is not the result of people unwilling to respect a translation (and the translator!). Данило Шеган even says it is a critical bug, and it is. It can drive people away from Ubuntu. Niklas says it is a problem in

[Bug 72226] Re: All translations from the source not included

2007-08-24 Thread Данило Шеган
(I am going to go a bit off-topic, excuse me for that) @Tino: the upload seems to have gone OK from my testing: https://bugs.launchpad.net/rosetta/+bug/107737/comments/12 Also, if you ever encounter a problem like the one you had with Feisty, be sure to file a bug as soon as you notice it, and

[Bug 72226] Re: All translations from the source not included

2007-08-16 Thread Jan Claeys
There was a bug that caused translations to get lost during the Edgy development cycle, but they said it was fixed during the Feisty cycle... (And you are the first to say that this is still happening.) Maybe the problem is that you are also upstream and Launchpad gets confused by that? Or it

[Bug 72226] Re: All translations from the source not included

2007-08-13 Thread Jaap Woldringh
In the latest tribe (4) of Gutsy this problem still exists. As the Dutch translator I must say that it is no pleasure to find that one's translations in (K)Ubuntu are not taken seriously. It's not only in Qalculate! that this happens, this happens in other programs that I translated too, such

[Bug 72226] Re: All translations from the source not included

2007-08-13 Thread Ming Hua
This package hasn't changed since September 2006. So whatever problem it has then, it still have it now. If someone can figure out why the Ubuntu package building process lost the translations, I'm willing to help fixing it. Meanwhile I don't have time to investigate myself. -- All

[Bug 72226] Re: All translations from the source not included

2007-08-13 Thread Wouter Bolsterlee \(uws\)
I've said this like a thousand times before: UBUNTU NEEDS TO UPDATE TO UPSTREAM TRANSLATIONS VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY OFTEN. These Ubuntu issues are extremely annoying and make me feel worthless. I contribute LOTS, and I mean LOTS of my valueable free time to open source development and

[Bug 72226] Re: All translations from the source not included

2007-08-13 Thread Jan Claeys
And like was said a thousand times before: almost all of those issues date back to when everybody could make translations in launchpad without any access control, and the fact that launchpad translations take priority over upstream translations. This has nothing to do with frequent updates

[Bug 72226] Re: All translations from the source not included

2007-08-13 Thread Jordan Mantha
Umm, libqalculate is a Universe package and as far as I know has never been translated in Launchpad. We don't use the language packs in Universe. This package is straight from Debian, we didn't modify anything. All we did was rebuild it on an Ubuntu infrastructure. I guess something must have gone

[Bug 72226] Re: All translations from the source not included

2007-08-13 Thread Tino Meinen
Jan Claeys, it's not only that Launchpad translations take priority, Older Launchpad translations seem to take priority over newer Launchpad translations as well. I've experienced this in the coreutils package. I've meticulously corrected the ubuntu package with the translations from upstream