How to commit to RHEL 5 branch?

[Dimitris Glezos]

On Sat, Mar 8, 2008 at 1:32 PM, Alexander Todorov <atodorov at redhat.com> wrote:
>  Hello,
>  is it possible to commit translations to RHEL5 branch? Or any other?
>  For most of the modules I see only HEAD or master branch which essentially means
>  rawhide. Is it possible to update F8 translations for example and they will land
>  on the user system after the package is updated (e.g. bug fixes).

Yup, it is possible (s-c-printer already does that). The reason why we
don't have it for all branched modules is that we don't have a list of
modules being branched and the status of each branch. We've been
struggling to find these information so far.

Do we have a list of modules with RHEL5 branches actively being used
to push translations/updates? In the stats the following are branched:
anaconda, firstboot, pykickstart, initscripts, rhpl, rhpxl,
s-c-kickstart, s-c-securitylevel. Looking at the VCSs, some POTs in
that branch haven't been updated for a long time. Maybe we first need
to make sure the PO/Ts are up2date and part of the build processs by
the developers, so that our translators don't work on outdated stuff.

-d


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