Hello Matias, On Fri, Jun 10, 2011 at 12:16:58PM -0300, Matias De la Puente wrote: > El 09/06/11 22:00, Sébastien Wilmet escribió: > > Hello everyone, > > > > Some of you already knew that I wanted to move to gnome.org. But nobody, > > included me, knew _when_. It seems that now is a good moment, because > > the new version approaches (hopefully released at the beginning of > > July), and it would be shame to make the migration after the release. > > > > First, LaTeXila was hosted only on SourceForge (SF). But Git on SF is > > not really good. So for the second version (the rewrite in Vala), the > > code and other services like bug reports and feature requests have been > > moved to GitHub (GH). But SF is still there for several services: web > > site, downloads, and obviously this mailing-list (ML). What is missing? > > Translations obviously! There is no service for the localisation (l10n). > > Some projects use Launchpad (LP) for that. But I didn't want to open a > > Launchpad project just for the translations, because a third place would > > have been too difficult to manage. > > > > gnome.org (insert a nice abbreviation here) is a good platform. This > > article [1] makes a good summarise. Right now, the web site [2] and the > > Git repository [3] have already been migrated. Tomorrow I'll make the > > request for the bugzilla, the ML, the l10n and copy the tarballs. I > > consider to create also a wiki, so the web site doesn't require to be > > modified often. > > > > The GitHub repository won't be closed, because creating a fork, make a > > pull request, and so on... are convenient. I'll remove all the branches > > and keep only the master one on GH. Anyway, creating a fork from another > > branch is not a good idea, because I make some 'push --force' on them > > (except for latexila-* and releases-* obviously). > > > > But GH is not absolutely required for code contributions, because the > > bugzilla is also convenient to use: we can write annotations on patches, > > interactions with Git is possible [4], etc. > > > > When the new ML will be created, you will be informed. This one will be > > closed, but I don't know when. > > > > Congrats for the migration!, i just sent a pull request for a spanish > translation update that I made. > > Next time I send through bugzilla a patch with the translation? I don't know exactly how it will work for translations, but it should be easier. That was the main purpose of the migration to gnome.org. For the *.po, commits will be made automatically, no need to make a pull request, send a patch or send a mail. For the other files I'll see what I can do. Here is more information: http://l10n.gnome.org/ http://blogs.gnome.org/johannes/2010/06/04/why-gnome-org-translations/ Anyway, thanks for the translation update, I'll take your commit. For the 2.2 release, I'll make a second beta (2.1.1) with string freeze, so you have the time to update the translation directly on gnome.org before the final release. Best regards, Sébastien
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