On 04/12/2012 04:52 AM, Thierry Carrez wrote:
Joshua Harlow wrote:
So there is a question here that I don’t understand.
There a different levels of I18N, for say user facing error messages, or
for other things I consider UI (horizon).
Those need to be I18N and all that. I think the larger part that I don’t
understand is why the things that are not the above (log messages) are
being internationalized.
So what level do we want to have ;) And what level is normal for people
to expect (do systems like hadoop do I18N on there error messages, do
other apache projects?)
I agree with you.
Documentation and user-facing interfaces should definitely support I18N.
That means Horizon, and (maybe) the Python client bindings.
Operators-facing log messages... not so much. By internationalizing them
we lose the ability to google for them, and I'm not convinced the
trade-off is favorable for that particular population.
As long as user facing interfaces also means command line interface, I
think we're on the same page.
-Sean
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IBM Linux Technology Center
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