Re: Plone 4.1.4/4.2b2

2012/2/10 Vincent Fretin <[email protected]>:
> Hi,
>
> I couldn't wait, I'm not available today.
> So I imported the structure of the plone.app.locales package to svn
> collective to be able to make the release.
> plone.app.locales 4.0.11 released and plone-coredev buildout 4.1 and 4.2
> updated.
>
> We can keep the plone.app.locales empty package to svn collective or
> in the long-term migrate both plone.app.locales and PloneTranslations to
> github. The question is github plone or github collective?
> What translators think about it?
>

There two points here:

1. Plone/Collective

Until now translations were not 'Plone core" I continued editing
through collective... I think that the choice should be made by the
Foundation, to consider translations as "plone core" and thus require
a contributor agreement or not.

2. SVN -> Github

Should this package also be migrated to Github? Are the translators
confortable with Github? It's not the same to work on a plone product
and to translate PO files... I don't know... I prefer to use SVN for
this case, but i wouldn't mind moving to github. I'm +-0 on this :)


Mikel


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