Hi.
On 2011-09-29 17:00, Mike Gabriel wrote:
Hi Morty,
On Do 29 Sep 2011 12:12:35 CEST Moritz Struebe wrote:
I just gave it a quick try and it does not look too bad: https://www.transifex.net/projects/p/x2go/ The only disadvantage is, that the server is a bit slow, but translating 50 strings probably takes significantly longer... And if you want to use your local tools you can just download the file and upload it after translating - still simpler then messing with git.... ;)
How do the files get checked into our Git? If I commit changes on a language file to our Git are they synced to transifex? Could you draw a verbal sketch how a workflow could be like?
Push: They have an automatic import, that pulls from webgit (I activated it, but I have no idea how often the pull). Alternatively their client can be used to push changes per skipt or automatically per cron-job. Pull: Cron-job (or script) pulls the data from the website (wget or client) and commits it to git using a special user (i18n). Rights management is done on the via transifex website. In any case we can undo erroneous commits.
Cheers Morty
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