I know this is trivial ...
by Marco Ciampa
Hello devs!
I know this is trivial but...
is there a reason why META.json is not in the .gitignore file?
TIA
--
Saluton,
Marco Ciampa
2 years, 5 months
- 2
- 1
po4a v0.65 released
by Martin Quinson
Hello all,
I just released the version 0.65 of po4a, that contains bug fixes in
AsciiDoc and TeX, as well as a new feature in the po4a(1) runner: you
can now group several files in the same POT file when running in split
mode.
Thanks to all contributors who made this new release possible!
Bye, Mt.
Detailled changelog
===================
Asciidoc:
* Ensure that comments appear in the translated contents, to preserve
the document structure (Github's #307 and #308). Thanks Jean-Noël
Avila for the fix!
* Add an "nolinting" option to disable lint messages.
po4a runner:
* In split mode, allow to group several files within the same POT file.
* Rename the option 'master:file' to 'pot' for clarity. The old name
still works (with a warning).
Tex:
* Don't use the full absolute file path in #: references of PO files.
(Debian's #998196, Github's #281)
Translations:
* Updated: Croatian, thanks Milo Ivir.
* Updated: Dutch, thanks Frans Spiesschaert.
* Updated: French, thanks brandelune.
* Updated: German, thanks Helge Kreutzmann.
* Updated: Hungarian, thanks Balázs Úr.
* Updated: Italian, thanks Marco Ciampa.
* Updated: Portuguese (Brazil), thanks Rafael Fontenelle.
* Updated: Russian, thanks Edward Smirnov and Azamat H. Hackimov.
* Updated: Serbian (cyrillic), thanks Ivan Pesic.
* Updated: Ukrainian, thanks Yuri Chornoivan (українська).
Status of the binary translation
================================
6 languages = 100%: de, fr, it, nl, ru, uk.
9 languages >= 95%: eo (99%), es (99%), hr (99%), hu (99%), nb (99%), pt (99%), pt_BR (99%), sr_Cyrl (99%), zh_CN (99%).
1 language >= 80%: id (82%).
2 languages >= 70%: et (73%), sv (77%).
7 languages >= 50%: cs (61%), da (62%), eu (60%), ja (65%), pl (66%), sl (59%), vi (66%).
1 language >= 33%: ca (48%).
1 language >= 20%: zh_Hant (23%).
6 starting languages: ace (2%), af (7%), ar (14%), kn (7%), ko (19%), zh_HK (3%).
Status of the documentation translation
=======================================
2 languages = 100%: de, uk.
6 languages >= 95%: fr (97%), nl (99%), pt (97%), pt_BR (99%), sr_Cyrl (99%), zh_CHS (97%).
1 language >= 80%: es (80%).
3 languages >= 70%: it (75%), ja (72%), pl (71%).
1 language >= 50%: ru (67%).
1 language >= 33%: ca (46%).
4 starting languages: eo (2%), hr (0%), hu (0%), nb (1%).
--
There are two ways to write error-free programs; only the third one works.
-- "Epigrams in Programming", by Alan J. Perlis of Yale University.
2 years, 5 months
- 1
- 0
Please update your translations (tentative release date: Nov 11)
by Martin Quinson
Hello all,
I fixed 2 bugs recently, and Jean-Noël fixed another one a while ago,
so it's a good time to release.
Could you please update your translations files before November 11 if
possible? If the deadline is too close, please speak up and I'll postpone.
For info, the current stats are the following:
po/bin (pot: 32684)
1 language = 100%: de.
14 languages >= 95%: eo (99%), es (99%), fr (99%), hr (99%), hu (99%), it (99%), nb (99%), nl (99%), pt (99%), pt_BR (99%), ru (99%), sr_Cyrl (99%), uk (99%), zh_CN (99%).
1 language >= 80%: id (82%).
2 languages >= 70%: et (73%), sv (77%).
7 languages >= 50%: cs (61%), da (62%), eu (60%), ja (65%), pl (66%), sl (59%), vi (66%).
1 language >= 33%: ca (48%).
1 language >= 20%: zh_Hant (23%).
6 starting languages: ace (2%), af (7%), ar (14%), kn (7%), ko (19%), zh_HK (3%).
po/pod (pot: 272369)
8 languages >= 95%: de (99%), fr (97%), nl (99%), pt (97%), pt_BR (99%), sr_Cyrl (99%), uk (99%), zh_CHS (97%).
1 language >= 80%: es (80%).
3 languages >= 70%: it (74%), ja (72%), pl (71%).
1 language >= 50%: ru (67%).
1 language >= 33%: ca (46%).
4 starting languages: eo (2%), hr (0%), hu (0%), nb (1%).
Thanks for your work,
Mt
--
There are two ways to write error-free programs; only the third one works.
-- "Epigrams in Programming", by Alan J. Perlis of Yale University.
2 years, 5 months
- 1
- 0
- ← Newer
- 1
- Older →