Andrew McIntyre wrote: > > On Aug 31, 2005, at 3:05 PM, Francois Orsini wrote: > >> You will always run into the situation where noone can review some >> translated messages - it should work the same as getting code changes >> reviewed - Can code changes be checked-in without getting reviewed? ;)
Yes, code can be checked in without review. Derby is following Commit-then-Review, if a committer has confidence in a change it can be committed. http://www.apache.org/foundation/glossary.html#CommitThenReview > Ok, but let's say that I have a set of translations for the 10.1 > messages (which I do). Can I not check them in because the community on > derby-dev lacks the language expertise to review all the translated > messages? > > I trust that the translations are correct. My employer paid for the > translations and I have reason to believe that the quality of the > translation is high. That doesn't mean that you should necessarily > trust that the translations are correct. But, neither of us has the > expertise to verify that they are all correct. As a committer you can check the changes in. Translations follow the same rules as the code. Dan.
