* Cédric Krier [2012-05-08 00:37 +0200]:
On 08/05/12 00:09 +0200, Nicolas Évrard wrote:
* Bertrand Chenal  [2012-05-07 22:16 +0200]:
I think that translation should be considered just like development.
And thus only bugfixes for the translation should enter the main
branch during the freeze.

No. Translation is not like development.
I don't want to have commit everyday for translations just because a new
string appears because this means not just 1 commit more but now 10
commits (and more in the future).

The number of commit is irrelevant to the discussion.
The sooner the translator do their job, the sooner the .po file will
be ready, testable and thus the sooner the people will get the
opportunity to correct and fix the translations.

Nobody translates a book when the writer is writing it!

In the peculiar process we're using, it would not happen this way
since there is the codereview process which ensure that a full bunch
of strings get in the main tree all together at once.

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