[1] https://d-i.debian.org/doc/i18n-guide/ch02s02.html
I have created a new udeb package called partman-hfs to add HFS/HFS+
support to partman and I'm just wondering how to properly deal with internationalization support in the package.
Do I understand the mechanism correctly that I just need to create the
files
- debian/partman-hfs.templates
- debian/po/outout
- debian/POTFILES.in
and the translators will do the rest or is there anything else I need to do?
John Paul Adrian Glaubitz <glaubitz@physik.fu-berlin.de> (2022-03-23):
I have created a new udeb package called partman-hfs to add HFS/HFS+
support to partman and I'm just wondering how to properly deal with
internationalization support in the package.
Do I understand the mechanism correctly that I just need to create the
files
- debian/partman-hfs.templates
- debian/po/outout
Are you sure about that one? :)
- debian/POTFILES.in
and the translators will do the rest or is there anything else I need to do?
Holger will be able to tell you more about this, but you need that
package to be known by the l10n machinery, via:
https://salsa.debian.org/installer-team/d-i/-/blob/master/packages/po/packages_list
Hi!
I have created a new udeb package called partman-hfs to add HFS/HFS+ support to
partman and I'm just wondering how to properly deal with internationalization >support in the package.
Do I understand the mechanism correctly that I just need to create the files
- debian/partman-hfs.templates
- debian/po/outout
- debian/POTFILES.in
and the translators will do the rest or is there anything else I need to do?
I am referring to the manual 2.2 in the i18-guide of debian-installer [1].
Do I understand the mechanism correctly that I just need to create the files >>
- debian/partman-hfs.templates
- debian/po/outout
output, not outout
But it's ok in your Github project.
- debian/POTFILES.in
and the translators will do the rest or is there anything else I need to do?
... and the l10n-script will do the rest, yes.
I reviewed the strings, and that looks good (strings copied from other partman package where possible, so that translations automatically
match).
So no objections from my side regarding l10n.
(Adding the package to the l10n-sync machinery needs to be done,
as mentioned by kibi, but there's no issue with that.)
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