On Wed, 2010-02-17 at 14:28 +1000, Noriko Mizumoto wrote: > Domingo Becker さんは書きました: > > 2010/1/7 James Laska <jlaska@xxxxxxxxxx>: > >> The QA team doesn't provide/build the compose images, that is a service > >> provided by release engineering. > >> Looking at the dates you mention, the > >> current F-13 QA schedule [2] shows that F-13-Alpha will be available for > >> translation testing at that time. > > > > Don't ask translators to build a live image from rawhide. > > Based on my own experience, it will go wrong. > > I was never able to make a 'Live CD from rawhide' work. Something > > always goes wrong when booting. > > It seems that development people starts from an early installer and > > uses the update system since then. > > > > But if we use the Alpha compose to test, and our corrections and > > improvements will be present in Alpha 2 or Beta compose to check once > > more, that's ok and may work well. > > We will need that packagers pay attention to our commits to their repositories. > > 'Compose alpha candidates' date is 2010-2-18, while 'String freeze' date > is 2010-02-16. Alpha composed this timing may not contain most of > new/updated translation strings for review and correction, no? As far as I understand, if the compose happens after the string freeze, the alpha should contain all frozen translation content. > > > >> Additionally, there are nightly > >> rawhide live images available [3] if testing against more recent updates > >> is desired. > >> > > > > If these nightly rawhide live images work, it would be good. > > But packagers would have to pay attention to our commits in order to > > rebuild their packages with newer translations as soon as possible. > > It is said that having a 'nightly-composes of 5-Mar-2010' image > available for certain period is possible [1]. Someone can give a hand on > this? > > [1]:https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-test-list/2010-January/msg00019.html If there is a specific image you need for l10n testing, I'd recommend submitting a request to release engineering for guidance on hosting the image. Several folks could host the image on their fedorapeople.org pages, but I'd suggest starting with something more formal and rel-eng can advise alternatives. https://fedorahosted.org/rel-eng/newticket Thanks, James
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