Hi David, У сре, 15. 10 2008. у 20:12 +0200, David Planella пише:
> I'd like to report a problem which I believe has to do with the > importation of the new documentation templates: > > Three days ago I finished the translation of add-applications directly > in Rosetta, and I send an e-mail to our team list indicating the > changed strings for proof-checking. I've jst been made aware that > those translated strings are untranslated as of today, so it seems > that they somehow got lost (they do not appear on the downloaded PO > file). Now I haven't been tracking when the new templates finally > landed in Rosetta, but this seems to me that something went wrong in > the importation. We have recently stopped importing fuzzy messages from gettext in Launchpad Translations. However, these messages are still available in Launchpad as "obsolete" messages, so a workaround for you (and those in similar situations) is to download a PO file, and then use standard gettext tools (eg. msgmerge) to reuse them (or tools with a better similarity matching than gettext's, which is really bad). > Unfortunately, I haven't got a local copy of those translations, so > I'll have to translate them all again. Just follow the procedure above, or download them from eg. Hardy series (or ubuntu-docs source code repository). This should give you complete translations, and you should be able to update these manually. > Could someone please have a look at it or confirm it? I reported > something similar a couple of days ago [1] (on the last paragraphs), > also for ubuntu-docs and debian-installer. The plan is to implement https://blueprints.edge.launchpad.net/rosetta/+spec/rosetta-fuzzy-merge which will provide better support for this. gettext fuzzy matching is in general pretty bad, and has caused a lot of confusion in our UI in the past. Until that point, you should use tricks like above to reuse previous translations. I am sorry this is causing you so many problems, but I believe this is only going to affect specific modules like ubuntu-docs (and other documentation). Cheers, Danilo -- ubuntu-translators mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-translators
