Closed transl8bzimport closed 14 years ago
transl8bzimport
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15 years ago Originally posted by Suresh:
Created attachment 165
Pootle patch for configring the project WS po directory directly in Pootle
Pl. check the patch and lemme know if this needs rework...
transl8bzimport
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15 years ago Originally posted by Suresh:
Created attachment 166
Modified patch sans 'import pdb'
Removed a pdb line which sneaked in...
transl8bzimport
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15 years ago Originally posted by Suresh:
Created attachment 167
Screenshot
A screenshot showing the changes projects page
transl8bzimport
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15 years ago Originally posted by Suresh:
Created attachment 168
Latest patch
The createl10npath is reworked. In a gist the code creates symlinks only if if the 'Project L10N Directory' is a valid directory and the projectcode is either not existing under Pootle/po or existing as a symlink.
If projectcode is existing as a non symlink directory/file under Pootle/po it won't touch it
transl8bzimport
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15 years ago Originally posted by Suresh:
Created attachment 169
patch
Another little change to make createl10npath fully comformant with the default behaviour, in case "Project L10N Directory" is left blank, then a directory projectdir will be created, else a symlink. The symlink can be later changed to point to the right path if the first attempt failed
alaaosh
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14 years ago since we now recommend deploying under apache we can't have stricter requirements for where data files may reside and what kind of permissions they can have.
we also use a save method that depends on creating new files and moving them over existing files to avoid file locking, but this method makes it difficult to work with data files residing in different file systems/partitions.
so symlinks are no longer encouraged and this feature doesn't make much sense anymore
Originally posted by Suresh:
Currently many projects are using commandline for configuring the access to an already existing l10n directory. This patch adds the ability to do so when configuring the project.
Add the absolute or relative path to po/xiff directory in the project WS using the field "Project L10N Directory" int the admin/projects.html. This will make the project available by configuring this under the Pootle/po directory of the installation.
Currently only the languages available in the system are reflected for the newly added project, addition of new languages can be worked in another patch.