Test your translation in context!

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Vincent Fretin

Test your translation in context!

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Hello everyone,

It's very important to test your translation in context.
Here is how you can set up Plone 3.3 to test your latest translation:

mkdir -p ~/svn
cd ~/svn
svn co https://svn.plone.org/svn/plone/plonenext
cd plonenext/3.3
bin/develop plone.app.locales
python2.4 bootstrap.py
bin/buildout
bin/instance fg

You can then edit directly your translation in
src/plone.app.locales/plone/app/locales/i18n/
Of course, you have to restart the instance if you modified your translation.
To commit, go to the i18n directory and commit your translation
changes from there.

Example:
cd src/plone.app.locales/plone/app/locales/i18n/
svn stat
make sure your have only your po files
svn ci -m"Update plone [yourlanguage] translation"

If there is any question, please ask.

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You should use your regional mailing-list to discuss about the
translation, so you can have advises and so have better translation.
Not everyone use svn diff in PloneTranslations to see what has changed. ;-)

For information, I post again the procedure I already posted on this
mailing-list to get commit access to collective repository so you can
commit yourself your translation:
You need an account on plone.org
Then you create an "administrative request" ticket at
https://dev.plone.org/plone.org/newticket
in the "commitaccess" component.
You say: "Can I have commit access to the collective repository so I
can commit [yourlanguage] translation. My account is [yourlogin].
Thanks."
You wait a couple of hours that somebody handle the request and then
you can commit your translation directly.
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