On Mon, 7 Sep 2009 18:36:28 +0200 Leandro Regueiro <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi, > I used to use the subversion script, generate the diffs and send them > to this mailing list. This was slow. > > I prefer to work against my local read-only copy of the subversion > (now git), and when I want, send all the changes easily (like the > patches) and commit them in few time (the committers used to appear > two or three weeks after I submit the patches). Is there any way to > work against a git local copy and then send all the files in one > archive to Transifex? Well, you can of course have a local copy of the git repository. If you update it before translating the .po file, you can then upload the .po file to Transifex, clean the changes made in your local copy and update it again. However, that'll work around the locking feature of Tx and it might also cause you (or someone else) to overwrite other people's translations (or yours). So all in all, this is not a good idea. Uploading several .po files at once doesn't work either. - Jannis
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