Not yet. What we need to have is a list containing the source package name and the .pot or .po filenames for each source package.
Now, if I download the source package for kde-l10n-de for example, it contains a lot of subdirectories, one for each project, I suppose, which contain the .po files for German in this case. Each .po file carries the translation domain in its filename. When I download the source package of, let's say, kde4libs, it contains a Messages.sh script, which is supposed to generate the .pot files on build time if I'm not mistaken. (Somehow I fail to build both source packages on my local machine, so I cannot see what is actually happening.) What I still don't understand is the relationship between those two packages. In the kde-l10n-de package, the translations for kde4libs are actually in the directory called 'kdelibs'. This suggests me that the directory name does not necessarily match the source package name in Kubuntu... so, how is this mapping done? So, what we need is a list like: kde4libs kdelibs4 kde4libs kdelibs_colors ... We would need this list for every KDE upload, means the lists should be versioned. For the upcoming Karmic translation opening (hopefully next week), we would need this list for the latest release in Jaunty (4.2.2) and for the current one in Karmic (4.2.90). Then we can produce a diff and can see what has changed. We would then need to find out what happened to those templates, which have changed between those two releases. * Is it a new template? * Has it been renamed from another name in the older release? * Has it moved across source packages? * What happened to those templates which were in the old release but are missing in the new one? Have they been obsoleted, renamed or moved? I don't know how things work on the Kubuntu-devel side... so, I cannot give any scripting advice. Maybe those template movements can be tracked in the svn changelog? So, I need some input here. :) -- Does not accept the right translation https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/384663 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
