julien (Dienstag, 28. April 2009, 14:54): > What is 'timestamp': > - The last editing date? Yes, the time of last modification. Just use ls -ltr src/glossary.xml pot/glossary.pot po/fr/glossary.po this will show the timestamps and sort the files according to their timestamps. > The three files are 2009:04:28 07:21 If both src/glossary.xml and po/fr/glossary.po are updated by git, both timestamps are set, and then the po file may be newer than the src file - and won't be updated. I still don't know how to handle this situation correctly. Remember that you can always force updating with make update-po/fr/glossary.po > Weird! if I run > msgmerge -o tmp.po po/fr/glossary.po pot/glossary.pot, > I get a right PO file with a '#, fuzzy' comment and "Color depth" > instead of "Color Depth"... This command does not depend on timestamps, so the po file will always be updated. > What if I rename tmp.po to glossary.po and copy-paste it to po/fr/ ? > A good or bad idea? Should be ok. But an easy way to find out is diff po/fr/glossary.po tmp.po (and much better using colordiff - http://colordiff.sourceforge.net/). Ulf
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