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This is the top directory for ALL translation files for Debian Installer
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packages.
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By putting a xx.po (or xx_YY.po) file in one of the "sublevel" directories,
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based on the template.pot file you'll find in each of them, the translation
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it contains will be spread out to ALL Debian Installer packages under the
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packages directory.
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DO NOT do this without authorization by the Debian Installer i18n
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coordination team.
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The PO files headers will be spread out to all D-I packages. If you want
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to give credit to several translators, please use the header comment lines
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rather than the "Last-Translator" line. In such case, the Last-Translator
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line should rather contain the team name, similarly to the
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Translation-Team line.
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Sublevels:
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The current rules for which strings belong in which sublevels are as follows:
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1: strings used in default installs on common architectures (i386, amd64)
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2: general strings not used during default installs
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3: expert strings (low prio templates or related to e.g. RAID)
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4: specific to less-popular arches (arm, powerpc, mips, sparc) or used in
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experimental features
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5: same for high-end architectures (hppa, ia64, s390), hobby architectures
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(alpha, m68k) arches and old components
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Synchronisation script:
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The synchronisation script is run at regular intervals by one of the
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i18n coordinators. Please see the i18n documentation on
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http://d-i.alioth.debian.org/doc/i18n for details.
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Current schedule:
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-daily runs at 22:47 CET on the trunk branch
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Triggering immediate runs:
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The D-I team members can trigger runs of the l10n-sync script by
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issuing the following on alioth.debian.org:
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touch ~bubulle/d-i/l10n/.run-sync
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Stopping the automated runs:
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Automated runs can be stopped (in case the script becomes crazy) by
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using "run=0" in packages/po/run-l10n-sync
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Enforcing the script runs:
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In case the script is disabled by "run=0", it can be manually run by
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using the "--force" switch. Use with care: this should be reserved to
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cases where all i18n coordinators are away and the script became
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crazy. In that case, another d-i developer can still run l10n-sync
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from time to time, manually.
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