On 12/14/2010 11:04 PM, Sergii Galashyn wrote:
Hello,
I've got uk_UA pot-files ready for Trac 0.12 (already used and tested
on few instances) and would like to start the "official" translation
process for my language.
I have read "Localization (L10N) of Trac" (http://trac.edgewall.org/
wiki/TracL10N) page, but still not sure how to begin correctly.
My steps are going to be following:
1. Create definition page and put there my propositions of terms. It
will be http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracTermsUk
2. Create ticket to coordinate the translators work.
3. Attach the initial pot-files to the ticket.
4. Attach the further pot-file updates as diff patches.
Trac developers will check this ticket out and use attachments for
updating Ukrainian translation before each string freeze.
Please correct me if I am missing something. Maybe anything else
should be done?
No, that's perfect. The only thing I should add is that you must be
confident to reach a decent coverage (i.e. above 60%) before taking all
the above steps. Doing all of the above steps to only contribute 5% or
10% of translations in the end would be a waste of everybody's time (we
had such situation in the past, that's why I'm raising this point).
If we see that all goes smooth and you contribute good translations
(judging on the technical correctness of the .po files, we can't of
course judge the quality of the Ukrainian translation itself ;-) ), then
the next step is to grant you commit rights directly to our repository.
And last one. If anybody wants to contribute in this translation,
please drop some notes in this thread.
You can also register as a coordinator for your language on Transifex
and coordinate translation work from there, if you'd like to.
-- Christian
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