Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason:
* Doesn't follow the "Initializing a .po file" docs in
t/README. Here's what you get after applying the little Perl
cleanup program there to it:
Well, I just used the standard commands for creating it.
@@ -1,54 +1,38 @@
-# Swedish translation of git
-# Copyright © 2010 Peter krefting <peter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
-# Peter Krefting <peter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, 2010.
-#
That's a standard header, which is good to keep for clarity. If we want to
go through Translation Project (which I still do recommend), it is required.
-"PO-Revision-Date: 2010-09-12 21:07+0100\n"
That's a good reference header to see how out-of-date the translation is.
-"Last-Translator: Peter Krefting <peter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>\n"
-"Language-Team: Swedish <tp-sv@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>\n"
These are standard headers to make it easier to find out who to blame the
translation on. I haven't actually submitted my translation for review on
the Swedish list yet, but will do so soon enough.
-#: wt-status.c:56
These context lines are invaluable when figuring out how to translate stuff,
and to track back strings after the fact. I do not like the idea of removing
them.
* Commit message should be "po/sv.po: add Swedish translation". It
makes it much easier to `git log --grep=po/` or `git log
--grep=po/sv.po` in the future.
Git has that information already, no need to put it in the commit message :-)
* You're translating the TEST: messages, it's redundant except for
Icelandic (which uses it for git.git tests), but I can see how it
can be painful to have non-100% translation coverage.
I just copied them verbatim, I didn't actually translate them. Without
translating them I can't tell if I've translated everything when doing a
"msgfmt -vvv --check sv.po".
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