Changes between Version 28 and Version 29 of TracL10N/Transifex

Timestamp:

Aug 4, 2018, 9:20:36 AM (6 years ago)

Author:

figaro

Comment:

Added link to referencing page

TracL10N/Transifex

@@ -447 +447 @@
 Note that you can also do `make diff` for a more up-to-the-point output: `make diff vc=git` if you're working in a git checkout.
 
-==== Do something with those changes
-
-You can do whatever you wish, for example commit the changes to the source with an appropriate log message, **but**, please!, before that:
+==== Publish your changes
+
+You can commit the changes to the source with an appropriate log message, **but**, please!, before that:
  - remember to check your catalog with `make check`, here: `make check-fr`
  - remember to check your catalog by compiling it, here: `make compile-fr`
 
-Once you're done, make sure you **push back** the changes to Transifex. See the other example below.
+Once you are done, make sure you **push back** the changes to Transifex. See the other example below.
 
 === Pushing local modifications of the catalogs to Transifex #push-example
 
-After committing changes to the message catalog, it's a good idea to push those changes to Transifex so that other contributors can see these changes.
+After committing changes to the message catalog, it is a good idea to push those changes to Transifex so that other contributors can see these changes.
 
 Even if you just pulled changes from Transifex (coming from the other example above), you most certainly did local adaptations like the removal of the spurious metadata changes, or small fixes, then you should also push those changes back to Transifex the same way, as Transifex **won't** pick up the changes made to the translated catalogs from the repository. It will do that for the catalog templates though, so the latter are always up-to-date.
@@ -511 +511 @@
 
 On the other hand, the big benefit is that all the links from t.e.o to Tx won't need to be updated after each minor release. The only updates needed will be when introducing a new major release, for example for Trac 1.2.
+
+See also: [wiki:TracL10N]