Noriko Mizumoto <noriko <at> redhat.com> writes:
> Currently 'Feature freeze' and 'String freeze' are same day. This makes
> no room for translators to work. If we could have the string freeze 5
> days before the feature freeze, all translators would be happy to
> complete their work.
You can get your translations in after the feature freeze. If you're quick and
the maintainer is quick at updating the package, you can even get them tagged
for the beta (ask rel-eng). Otherwise, they'll hit Rawhide just after the beta
(or as soon as they're built if that's later) and make it into the RC and final
release.
The feature freeze is intended to apply to new features and to some extent new
package versions (bugfix updates are OK after the freeze, major updates not
really, especially for the packages at the core of the distribution), not
translation updates. It also coincides with the beta freeze, but exemptions
(i.e. tagging requests for the beta) are possible and missing the beta isn't
that big a deal.
Kevin Kofler
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