On 10/24/14 1:15 PM, Matjaz Horvat wrote:
I'm afraid the devil might be in "Essential parts needed aren't
publicly accessible for now."
I went through /Design and /Project pages on the wiki I like what I
see. Previewing translations with restartless language packs instead
of waiting a full day for the new build to come is a big step forward.
I'm particularly curious about how and if we are going to tackle
merging strings on new releases. Is there a plan to automate the
process of adding new strings and removing obsolete ones (while still
keeping them in TM)? If there is such plan, what happens to translated
strings or entire files that move to a new location?
The idea for working on new strings is this:
The worker parses both the l10n and reference files, generates a paired
AST, and uses code completion and markers as well as keyboard short cuts
to add new strings. It may/should also show the reference file in a
split editor pane, and auto-navigate the en-US file to correspond to
where you are in the l10n file.
Moving files would be simple, you just move the file. "Just" meaning
that that's still something to help with. Feature, needs a bug. (In
Localization Tools and Infrastructure / Aisle) Moving strings is also
something we should detect.
Generally, I expect that we'll focus on patch-by-patch l10n, and to make
that quick. In that scenario, the tool can inspect the en-US changeset
and offer helpful features for that.
Axel
-Matjaž
On Fri, Oct 24, 2014 at 9:05 AM, Francesco Lodolo [:flod]
<[email protected]> wrote:
Il 24/10/14 00:14, Axel Hecht ha scritto:
https://github.com/aisle-moz/moz.aisle.
At the risk of sounding not smart, in that page it says: "Firstly, you want
to get c9v3, and get that running locally. Please follow the docs there."
I found this blog post about the release:
https://c9.io/site/blog/2014/07/the-new-cloud9-one-week-later/
So, I went to c9.io, signed up and did a bit of testing with the demo
workspace. But that's definitely not installing c9v3 locally.
The only thing I found with Google is this page:
https://github.com/ajaxorg/cloud9/
But it hasn't received updates in almost a year. Is this the documentation
to use?
I confess everything is a bit cryptic for someone who didn't know what c9
was until yesterday.
Francesco
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