Closed manfredbrandl closed 7 years ago
I should probably remove it from the checklist.. I really only do announcements if the release involves a lot of translation work.
The big problem I see is that while the top 10 languages get fully translated within a few days, the rest of the 70 or so languages have very little activity. This is true whether I make announcements or not, or even beg people on Twitter and OSM mailing lists to pitch in with translation.
Could you change it to notify only for languages which have less than e.g. 100 untranslated strings? If a few days (a week would be better but may be to longfor the developers) prior a release no new strings for translation are introduced and the release is announced to me, i have a change to get a fully translated release.
If a few days (a week would be better but may be to longfor the developers) prior a release no new strings for translation are introduced and the release is announced to me, i have a change to get a fully translated release.
I usually let iD stabilize for a few days or even a week before doing the release just so the translation teams can catch up. I didn't do that with 2.4.2, and I'm sorry..
I'll be doing another release hopefully today, and possibly more releases later this month - there will be opportunities to fill in the missing translations.
Notifying translators is first action on release-checklist but hat not been done: