hmm.. I ran a few tests, including building nb_NO versions for WP 2.9.1 and 2.9.2 at nb.wordpress.org. Then I set up a local install of 2.9.1 (nb_NO), and I immediately got the option to upgrade to the norwegian 2.9.2 version.. I think I should wait a bit and see what happens. But are there any other differences between the regular packages and the localized packages except for:
- the addition of mo and po files - localized wp-config-sample.php (and other optional files in /dist) - the line $wp_local_package = 'nb_NO'; in wp-includes/versions.php ? I tried editing my versions.php on a site that was installed using a non-localized version, which has since been upgraded to 3.0-RC3-15260 with the beta tester plugin (and it is set to nb_NO in wp-config.php as well) - but when I re-ran the upgrade, it didn't fetch the package from http://nb.wordpress.org/wordpress-3.0-RC3-15260-nb_NO.zip - and the versions.php was reverted to not include the line $wp_local_package = 'nb_NO'; ... Peter On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 19:46, Peter Holme <[email protected]> wrote: > I do run the nightly build... > > 2010/6/16 José Fontainhas <[email protected]> > >> >>>> I built it from GP. Yes, I just thought that once you release the >>> package, it would be possible to automatically get the translation files to >>> my WordPress sites from within the WP backend (not having to d/l the tar and >>> FTP-ing it over the old install) >>> >>> Only if you're running a beta/nightly build already... the upgrade tool >> will not suggest an upgrade from a stable release to a beta or RC >> >> Z >> >> _______________________________________________ >> wp-polyglots mailing list >> [email protected] >> http://lists.automattic.com/mailman/listinfo/wp-polyglots >> >> > > > -- > +47 920 42 782 > -- +47 920 42 782
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