Closed uyjulian closed 9 years ago
Thanks. It's easy to skip changes from the pot files when viewing a diff (at least in gitk), but you're right, smaller spurious output in diff is a good thing. I plan to merge such a change in the end, but only after the commits from the experimental branch, which contain many ordered changes to the .pot and .po files, get rewritten enough and graduate to master. I'll credit you.
I'll rebase later, after you merge experimental.
At long last, I have now effectively merged experimental to master, after slowly forwarding master towards experimental over the past few weeks. You can rebase your changes, if you still wish to do so :)
It's real annoying when the .pot files are updated for just a few line numbers, it makes a diff bigger than it needs to be.