search

hannesmannerheim / qvitter

mirror. moved to https://git.gnu.io/h2p/Qvitter, send merge requests and issues there
https://git.gnu.io/h2p/Qvitter
GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
86 stars 26 forks source link

Use Weblate as translation platform #214

Closed GreenLunar closed 9 years ago

GreenLunar commented 9 years ago

CopyQ, Exaile, Money Manager EX and even Gammu are currently being translated at https://hosted.weblate.org/ using Weblate which provides integration with Git.

It would be easier to me and to other non experienced git users to provide up to date translations to Qvitter.

hannesmannerheim commented 9 years ago

sorry for not answering quickly. i looked at that website now and i feel it's too much hassle. i didn't quite understand how to implement it actually, and i think there are other priorities. i think translation is pretty easy with locale-folder here on github, but maybe i should add to the readme how to add a language!

hannesmannerheim commented 9 years ago

i added info about translation in the wiki. closing this for now

GreenLunar commented 9 years ago

i feel it's too much hassle.

I will try to handle it, if you would allow me.

@nijel, how difficult would it be to add project qvitter (GNU Social add-on) to a Weblate instance?

hannesmannerheim commented 9 years ago

but i would have to get my head around it at least, and it's not a priority for me to spend time trying to understand if weblate is something i want in the project or not. i don't see what problem it is solving really.

nijel commented 9 years ago

Once setup, it should need no maintenance (given that you allow it to push to your repository). See https://docs.weblate.org/en/latest/admin/continuous.html for some information on this topic...