----- Original Message -----
From: "Francisco Vila" <paconet....@gmail.com>
To: "Phil Holmes" <em...@philholmes.net>
Good, I like it in principle, but how will be changes being tracked
using SHA IDs?
Currently, translations have a SHA ID which is that of the snippet it
is a translation of. Any change to the original snippet is done in a
commit whose SHA ID is used to generate a diff against the ID of the
translation. This determines what the translators have to work on.
That's a bit I'd deliberately glossed over since I didn't/don't fully
understand it as yet.
My idea would be that, using the new system, changed snippets would look
exactly like changed documentation files. If I modify, say,
/Documentation/notation/ancient.itely, how do the translators pick up that
this has been changed?
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Phil Holmes
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