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ftaBUGabundo, ^^ chromium is still in universe, so no magic effect of being pre installed like firefox00:03
ftapeople have to search for it, and most won't even know it exists00:04
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rbhattahi micahg05:29
micahgrbhatta: hi, so is this on a single screen or multiple?05:29
rbhattasingle screen05:29
micahgrbhatta: it won't go to full screen?05:30
micahgwhich flash player?05:30
rbhattaAdobe v 1005:30
micahgwhich driver?05:30
micahggraphics I mean?05:30
rbhattai think it is nvidia...not sure how can i check that05:31
rbhattait was working in lucid05:31
micahglshw -C video05:31
rbhattathanks checking05:31
rbhattait is *-display:0              description: VGA compatible controller  product: Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller    vendor: Intel Corporation05:33
micahgrbhatta: that's the same chipset I have05:33
micahgcould you describe in more detail the issue?05:33
rbhattahmm does it work for u05:34
micahgyep05:34
rbhattaone more qs which ver of adobe u have05:34
micahgii  flashplugin-installer                           10.1.85.3ubuntu105:34
rbhattaexcuse my not knowing.. how to check the version i have05:35
rbhattai think i have the same version05:35
micahgdpkg -l | grep flashplugin-installer05:35
rbhattai have exactly the same one05:36
rbhattafunny let me check the firefox exact version05:36
rbhattaii  firefox                               3.6.10+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu3                safe and easy web browser from Mozilla05:37
micahgrbhatta: try starting with a new profile, firefox -ProfileManager05:37
rbhattahmm trying05:38
rbhattanope did not work.. still the same05:40
rbhattait freezes showing me the screen i had shown at the moment i hit fullscreen button05:40
micahgrbhatta: was firefox closed first?05:41
rbhattayup...05:42
rbhattaclosed it created a new one and then tried05:42
micahghmm05:42
rbhattatrying to change flash plugin to swfdec05:42
rbhattawill that help05:43
micahgrbhatta: nah05:43
micahgrbhatta: do you have any extensions installed?05:43
rbhattaa lot of them05:43
rbhattalet me see which ones05:43
micahgrbhatta: at the system level?05:44
rbhattarecently i installed chromification05:44
micahgright but that shouldn't be in a new profile05:44
rbhattayup .. when i opened the new profile all of them are not there05:44
micahgis this a specific site?  does youtube work?05:45
rbhattait is any flash based website including youtube05:45
rbhattalet me try with epiphany05:45
rbhattawe can see if it is OS level issue or firefox issue05:46
micahgcan you pastebin about:support from the clean profile05:46
micahgrbhatta: ah, good point, do you have another browser installeD?05:46
rbhattayeah epiphany05:46
rbhattaand it works in that05:46
rbhattathen it is a firefox issue...05:47
micahguh, so it seems like it's a FF issue which is weird05:47
rbhattaok let me paste it05:47
rbhatta  Application Basics05:48
rbhatta        Name05:48
rbhatta        Firefox05:48
rbhatta        Version05:48
rbhatta        3.6.1005:48
rbhatta        Profile Directory05:48
rbhatta          Open Containing Folder05:48
rbhatta        Installed Plugins05:48
micahgrbhatta: stop05:48
rbhatta          about:plugins05:48
rbhatta        Build Configuration05:48
rbhatta          about:buildconfig05:48
micahg!pastebin | rbhatta05:48
rbhatta  Extensions05:48
ubot2rbhatta: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic.05:48
rbhatta        Name05:48
rbhatta        Version05:48
rbhatta        Enabled05:48
rbhatta        ID05:48
rbhatta        IBM CCK05:48
rbhatta        2.0.405:48
rbhatta        true05:48
rbhatta        IBM-cck@firefox-extensions.ibm.com05:48
rbhatta        Bindwood05:48
rbhatta        1.0.405:48
rbhatta        true05:48
rbhatta        bindwood@ubuntu.com05:48
rbhatta        Ubuntu Firefox Modifications05:48
rbhatta        0.9rc205:49
rbhatta        true05:49
rbhatta        ubufox@ubuntu.com05:49
rbhatta  Modified Preferences05:49
rbhatta      Name05:49
rbhatta      Value05:49
rbhatta        browser.places.smartBookmarksVersion05:49
rbhatta        205:49
rbhatta        browser.startup.homepage_override.mstone05:49
rbhatta        rv:1.9.2.1005:49
rbhatta        extensions.lastAppVersion05:49
rbhatta        3.6.1005:49
rbhatta        network.cookie.prefsMigrated05:49
rbhatta        true05:49
rbhatta        privacy.sanitize.migrateFx3Prefs05:49
rbhatta        true05:49
rbhattasorry05:49
micahgrbhatta: please pastebin it05:49
rbhattasorry05:50
rbhattahere it is05:50
rbhattahttp://paste.ubuntu.com/505516/05:50
micahgrbhatta: what is that IBM extension?05:51
rbhattathat is the company extension05:51
rbhattai work for IBM and this has been there always05:51
micahgrbhatta: would you get in trouble if you disabled it to test?05:52
rbhattai can disable it for sure let me do that05:52
micahgthat's the only thing that's not standard05:52
rbhattadisabled it but still :(05:53
micahgrbhatta: and restarted teh profile?05:53
rbhattayup05:53
* micahg is out of idea05:53
micahg*ideas05:54
micahgrbhatta: maybe check in #ubuntu+1 if anyone else has experienced it?05:54
rbhattahmm i will try doing that too.. thanks for your help..05:54
rbhattaalso thanks a lot for showing my way around finding information05:55
micahgrbhatta: np05:55
micahgrbhatta: feel free to drop in here with any platform related Mozilla questions05:55
rbhattai will try installing a new firefox build from Mozilla website and check too...05:55
rbhattasure....05:55
micahgrbhatta: BTW, #ubuntu-bugs is mainly for bug triage and help on how to submit05:55
micahg#ubuntu is the main support channel for other issues05:55
rbhattayeah i recently joined the bug squad05:55
micahgrbhatta: ah, cool05:56
rbhattai was going to open a bug...05:56
rbhattathought may be others in the channel might have experienced this05:56
rbhattaso might save the trouble for many05:56
rbhattathanks....05:56
micahgnp05:56
dpmmorning fta2, I've just caught part of the conversation in #launchpad, and I see that you've started importing the chromium translations. Cool!08:18
fta2dpm, yeah, needs some tweaking though08:19
fta2dpm, can people add new langs? or is that something i have to do, somehow ?08:19
dpmfta2, you don't need to do anything to add new languages. Launchpad will add a new language the minute someone translates into that language.08:20
dpmi.e. if there weren't any translation into French, and if you'd had French as your preferred language and were a French Launchpad translator, you'd be shown the empty template. When you'd submit the first translation, the French entry would be created in the database08:22
fta2dpm, ok, i asked because i have one pot without any po08:22
dpmyeah, people will be able to add their translations without trouble08:23
micahgfta2: the hardy uploads seem to be failiing for umd08:24
fta2micahg, missing?08:25
micahgactually, just one seems to be the issue, weird (xulrunner-1.9.1)08:25
micahgsftp into a black hole?08:26
dpmfta2, there is something else I wanted to mention. You've chosen "Launchpad Translators" as the translation group to take care of translations. I think it's the correct choice, but the only thing I wanted to mention is that the Launchpad Translators group is still growing, and it still got much fewer languages (26) than e.g. the Ubuntu Translators group (146). I expect the chromium translations to get much attention, so there might be languages fo08:27
dpmr which there is no language team in the Launchpad Translators group. In case someone asks you how to create a group, you can point them to https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/rosetta/+addquestion08:27
dpmor perhaps upstream ends up these translations (hopefully) and want to bring in their own translation group08:28
fta2micahg, if my bot says it's uploaded successfully but it's not in the ppa, that's bug 64891708:28
dpm"ends up using", I meant08:28
ubot2Launchpad bug 648917 in soyuz "SFTP uploads randomly disappearing (affects: 2) (heat: 12)" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/64891708:28
fta2dpm, i will send requests to you if you don't mind ;)08:30
fta2there are already some in the chromium answers btw (old ones)08:30
dpmfta2, surely, no problem. I just wanted you to be aware that this might happen08:30
dpmI'll be happy to handle the requests08:30
micahgfta2: k, thanks08:32
fta2micahg, maybe add a comment there ;)08:33
* micahg will just mark as affeting and subscribe08:34
fta2dpm, btw, i only dealt with the chromium->gettext part, which was tough enough. i expect the reverse path to be even tougher :P08:42
fta2dpm, also, to add new langs, i'll need to patch the chromium build system :P08:42
dpmfta2, wow. I guess we can go by parts. Now the imports part has been implemented. Rather than make a wide announcement, we should perhaps tell translators to test that the imported translations and templates look ok, and let them know that they won't be used until the export part has been implemented08:45
fta2dpm, i just need to fix the 1st import issue, then, feel free to grab the attention of some motivated translators08:46
dpmfta2, I'll sure do :) Let me know when you've dealt with it and all the files have been imported, and I'll take care of finding people08:47
fta2dpm, i will test the (lp) export function once we have some strings, and then write the gettext->chromium converter08:47
dpmcool08:47
fta2dpm, i used Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chromium-browser/+filebug , do you want me to change that?08:54
dpmfta2, I think for now it should be ok. If upstream adopt the translations they might want to change that. In any case, I expect most people to translate online and not see the bug address. Only those which export the translations, translate offline and import them back will see it.08:56
fta2dpm, discussed with evan (upstream) last week, he said he'll commit our strings in trunk, but no guaranty that they end up in chrome, that's up to their release managers08:58
fta2dpm, also, i told him chromium should do the gettext itself via grit, so he said he'll see to it08:59
dpmfta2, ah, cool. Yeah, that's what he told me at the last UDS. I think having them in Chromium will be a really big step. Thanks a lot for following up with the discussion. I really hope upstream adopt the conversion part as well09:00
fta2dpm, weird, none of my descriptions appear in lp, did i miss something?09:54
fta2dpm, i used a simple "#", i assume there's some formatting for that, right?09:56
fta2dpm, http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~chromium-team/chromium-browser/chromium-translations.head/annotate/head:/chromium_strings/chromium_strings.pot09:56
dpmfta2, let me have a look...10:05
asacfta2: are you guys working on a chromium translations spec or something?10:59
asacalso i know i didnt get back to you on info what i am doing now ;) ... i am basically working on linaro (www.linaro.org, wiki.linaro.org)11:00
asacthere as manager/lead of UI platforms and middleware/graphics/multimedia/browsers ;) ... with lots of engineers flowing in from all over the world and from all kind of partners its kind of a challenging time atm ;)11:02
dpmfta2, sorry, I got disconnected. Here's the comment on the POT file comments:11:19
dpmfta2, they need to be in the format '#. Comment' or '#: Source code reference comment', as in http://www.gnu.org/software/gettext/manual/gettext.html#PO-Files11:19
dpmThe templates you imported have got '# Comment' style comments. These are only displayed in Launchpad for .po files, as they are translator comments only relevant to a language11:20
chrisccoulsonjdstrand, could i have a USN for the FF3.6.11,FF3.5.14 updates please?11:43
fta2dpm, ok thanks. i'll have a look later. please hold the translators back until i get that fixed11:43
dpmfta2, sure, I will not be announcing anything until you ping me11:44
fta2dpm, iirc, i should use "#. blabla" instead of "# blabla", right?11:46
fta2r=read11:47
dpmfta2, yeah. You can also use "#: blah" if you want to display source code references (i.e. the line of the source file where the particular string was extracted from)11:47
fta2dpm, i don't have the exact source:line info when i convert those files, it's already preprocessed and that info is gone11:48
dpmfta2, that's fine. I was just mentioning it in case you'd want to add extra info on where the line from the xml file you do the conversion from is11:50
fta2dpm: got a few import errors in the .po. i guess i should check them 1st12:08
fta2it's not that bad, just need 1 more escape12:09
dpmfta2, ok, cool, yeah, I can see the 2 failed imports in the queue12:11
dpmfta2, also note that the es-419 locale might not be imported (or imported and not shown), as we deliberately only have one Spanish locale for translations. I'm not sure what we should do with it. It does not affect the conversion, I'd still import it as you are doing, I'm just mentioning it (also as a self-reminder :)12:14
fta2dpm, i can add a special rule to skip it but if it doesn't hurt, i guess that's fine. btw, why don't we have es-419? ubuntu has a large community there12:19
dpmfta2, no, no, I wouldn't skip it either. We just have to figure out what to do in the Launchpad side. The Spanish translation team in Ubuntu uses one single locale in order not to fragment the Spanish translation community. Chromium might have other requirements.12:21
fta2asac, hi. well, no spec in particular (do we need one?) but it's finally moving: https://translations.edge.launchpad.net/chromium-browser/translations/+lang/de12:31
fta2asac, i still have a few things to fix/improve, it's just the 1st import12:32
fta2$ bzr diff | diffstat | tail -112:34
fta2 105 files changed, 397683 insertions(+), 395482 deletions(-)12:34
fta2*sigh*12:34
asacouch12:43
asac;)12:43
fta2 105 files changed, 488495 insertions(+), 488430 deletions(-)12:44
fta2rohhh12:44
chrisccoulsonasac - xulrunner-1.9.2.11 depends on a version of sqlite that's newer than what we have in ubuntu (with the exception of maverick). i'm not sure what to do about that :/12:49
chrisccoulsonupdating sqlite seems like it would be a little painful...12:50
asacchrisccoulson: depends through configure or through API requirements?12:50
asacchrisccoulson: for lucid its not a problem, right? e.g. we had all in-source already back then?12:50
chrisccoulsonasac - for firefox - yes, but not for the xulrunner build12:50
asacchrisccoulson: for xul we should check why the sqlite version was bumped12:51
asactalk to sdwilsh ... if its a crash fix in upstream sqlite we might want to backport that12:51
chrisccoulsonasac - yeah, i'm trying to figure that out now12:52
asacand unpatch confiugre build requirement bump12:52
chrisccoulsonhere's where it was bumped: http://hg.mozilla.org/releases/mozilla-1.9.2/rev/09649109fcea12:52
chrisccoulsonwhich is only adding a configure check12:52
asacright12:53
asacchrisccoulson: so we have to track down the cause of this ... if its speedup we dont need to do anything for xulrunner unless its signifcant or fixing a previous introduced regression12:53
asacif its crash we need to roll update for sqlite as SRU if possible12:53
asacin any case for xul we unpatch configure check12:53
fta2asac, so, what about the spec? ^^12:54
chrisccoulsonasac - yeah, i can't see any other commits that seem to depend on it12:54
chrisccoulsoni'll ping sdwilsh and see what he thinks too12:54
chrisccoulsonoh, he's away atm12:54
asacfta2: translation spec? just wondered if someone was documenting the approach for chromium tranlations12:55
asacchrisccoulson: west coast i guess12:55
* asac on a call now12:55
fta2asac, no one that i know of. but i have some comments in my code: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~chromium-team/chromium-browser/chromium-translations-tools.head/annotate/head:/chromium2pot.py12:57
jdstrandchrisccoulson: hey. how similar are the security fixes for 3.6 and 3.5 this time? ie, if most of the CVEs affect both, we can give just one USN14:24
chrisccoulsonjdstrand, i don't have access to that information ;)14:27
chrisccoulsonbut, the commits look pretty similar....14:27
jdstrandchrisccoulson: k. let's go with one then: 997-114:34
chrisccoulsonjdstrand, cool, thanks!14:34
jdstrandsure, np14:35
Dimmuxxhmm what happend to the combined stop/go/refresh button in the location bar in the latest daily build of fx4?14:47
chrisccoulsonDimmuxx, it's still there15:07
chrisccoulsonwhat's your issue?15:07
Dimmuxxnot in mine15:07
Dimmuxxit's gone15:07
chrisccoulsonare you sure you didn't just remove it? it's definately still there on mine (todays build)15:08
chrisccoulsonjdstrand, should i use the USN in the changelog for NSS too? (or should it get its own number?)15:08
chrisccoulsonIIRC, the new NSS version fixes a separate security issue anyway15:09
DimmuxxI don't think it's possible to remove?15:09
chrisccoulsonDimmuxx, you can move it around like any other button (so i assume you can remove it too)15:09
Dimmuxxahh, I see what happend now15:12
Dimmuxxwhen you select customize it's show like a reload and stop butten to the right of the location bar so if you remove them it's gone.15:13
jdstrandchrisccoulson: nss should get its own USN. is this one already public?15:16
jdstrandchrisccoulson: iirc, it is15:17
chrisccoulsonjdstrand, it's CVE-2010-3170 if that's any help15:18
ubot2chrisccoulson: ** RESERVED ** This candidate has been reserved by an organization or individual that will use it when announcing a new security problem.  When the candidate has been publicized, the details for this candidate will be provided. (http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2010-3170)15:18
jdstrandchrisccoulson: k. then no need to pre-allocate a USN. just reference that CVE number using the changelog format listed in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/UpdatePreparation#Update%20the%20packaging15:19
chrisccoulsonjdstrand, ok, i'll do that. thanks15:19
jdstrandchrisccoulson: if it isn't clear from upstream changes what they patched and why, you can just summarize the issue and any new behaviors15:20
ftaasac, btw, congrats for your role in Linaro :)15:54
ftadpm, https://translations.edge.launchpad.net/chromium-browser/translations/+pots/generated-resources/fr/+translate   seems better15:54
ftadpm, the formatting is gone though (but it's not a big deal)15:55
dpmlooking...15:55
dpmfta, looks good, but what do you mean the formatting is gone?15:56
dpmfta, oh, I see. I've just read your question on #launchpad15:57
ftahm, it seems those notes are not everywhere..15:59
ftaprobably need to wait for the queue to clear up16:00
ftait's slow ;)16:04
chrisccoulsonasac - ok, the new sqlite version is only needed for firefox because there are some changes in mozilla-central that will prevent people who have tried the beta from going back to 3.616:09
chrisccoulsonso i'm just going to drop the configure check in xulrunner16:09
asacchrisccoulson: what impact will that have? i know that some ubuntu users use the upstream build from time to time so we should be careful16:12
asacif those might loose their profile we might want to backport it16:12
chrisccoulsonasac - that's ok, because our firefox build will still have the new sqlite version16:12
chrisccoulsonthis is only for xulrunner16:12
chrisccoulson(so, users who try upstream builds of ff-4.0 will still be able to roll back to 3.6)16:13
asacright. but xulrunner might be used by apps16:13
asacthat have a profile and a trunk build ;)16:13
asacso same problem for those and if we mean it serious with supporting then this is something this is something we should be concerned about16:13
asachmm double type ;)16:13
ftadpm, are the desktop files supposed to be integrated into this too?16:13
chrisccoulsonasac - yeah, i suppose that's more complicated then16:14
chrisccoulsonbut, updating the system sqlite version would be pretty painful16:14
chrisccoulsonand i already know that shipping the bundled sqlite in xulrunner breaks applications that link directly to sqlite (eg, liferea)16:14
dpmfta, it would be nice. I guess they are only necessary for the linux platform, but it wouldn't hurt having them. Perhaps we should just have them as a separate template16:15
asacchrisccoulson: we could cherry pick the commit needed there16:16
asacchrisccoulson: if this could be confined16:16
ftadpm, that would just be 3 strings but it makes sense. i'll think about it16:16
chrisccoulsonasac - i'm not sure about that, it's a pretty big diff :/16:17
asacchrisccoulson: do we provide daily xul builds still?16:37
chrisccoulsonasac - we do, but so far nothing is using them16:39
asacchrisccoulson: are those with system sqlite?16:40
chrisccoulsonasac - they are for the maverick builds. i suspect not for the older releases though16:41
chrisccoulsonasac - i just asked sdwilsh again, and he said that applications would only not be able to go back to 1.9.2 if they have been run with 2.0 and used a specific 2.0 feature as well16:41
asacah ok. maverick sqlite is fresh enough. i forgot about that16:41
chrisccoulsonso it's safe to run existing applications with 2.0 and then go back to 1.9.216:41
asac"used a specific 2.0 feature" -> what is that? where is that used by ffox?16:42
chrisccoulsonasac - the feature is WAL, which is actually a sqlite feature16:51
asackill it ;)16:51
chrisccoulsonbut applications that are currently using 1.9.2 will not use this functionality automatically if people run them with 2.016:51
chrisccoulsonso, we should be safe16:51
chrisccoulsonit's a feature that requires explicitly enabling16:51
ftadpm, what's wrong with those? (unwanted langs?) https://translations.edge.launchpad.net/chromium-browser/translations/+imports?field.filter_status=NEEDS_REVIEW&field.filter_extension=all16:59
chrisccoulson^^^micahg17:03
chrisccoulsonwe're going to drop the requirement for sqlite 3.7.117:03
dpmfta, they are not being imported because we don't have such locales. IIRC no.po is deprecated, es-419 we don't use for the reasons discussed this morning, pt_PT is not imported because the locale does not exist in LP (we have 'pt' for Portuguese from Brazil). Let me try to approve pt_PT manually for now. I've asked danilo if this will need to be done manually in the future as well. If it does, you might want to rename the po file to pt.po instead17:11
dpm(I know it's an ugly special case, but it might be the easiest option)17:11
ftadpm, i already have pt (i have both, like for es)17:12
dpmfta, ah, weird. Then pt_PT should be redundant. Do you have pt_BR as well?17:13
ftaoh, right17:14
dpmThese are the two codes we've got in LP for Portuguese. pt for Portuguese from Portugal and pt_BR for Portuguese from Brazil17:14
fta    <file path="resources/generated_resources_pt-BR.xtb" lang="pt-BR" />17:14
fta    <file path="resources/generated_resources_pt-PT.xtb" lang="pt-PT" />17:14
ftahmm..17:15
fta    <!-- The translation console uses 'no' for Norwegian BokmÃ¥l. It should be 'nb'. -->17:15
fta    <output filename="generated_resources_nb.pak" type="data_package" lang="no" />17:15
ftado we have that?17:15
ftadpm, ^^17:18
dpmfta, we do have nb. As per pt_PT, it might need to be renamed to 'pt', but let's wait until danilo can answer to see if it's necessary. For now, I'll approve the pt_PT translations into pt, so that we have all languages in17:20
ftadpm, i can probably auto-rename (no->nb, pt_PT->pt) in my converter, if that helps17:22
dpmfta, yeah, that'd get them automatically imported17:23
fta    <!-- The translation console uses 'iw' for Hebrew, but we use 'he'. -->17:23
fta    <file path="resources/generated_resources_iw.xtb" lang="he" />17:23
micahgchrisccoulson: k, seems like a mess17:23
dpmouch, another special case17:23
ftai used 'he' here17:23
dpmyeah17:23
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ftadpm, i'm not sure how to read https://translations.edge.launchpad.net/chromium-browser/translations/+imports  all are "imported" but with "will be imported into..". are they done?19:27
dpmfta, the "Imported" text to the right is what counts, so that means all po files have been successfully imported. The "will be imported into..." text is useful while a translation is pending approval or import, but it is not updated subsequently (which I agree is a bit confusing)19:30
ftadpm, ok. weird then. some still don't have my translator notes.20:15
ftaalso seeing inspector and devtools not translated by upstream is troubling.. maybe we should not translate those either...20:16
dpmfta, yeah, it might be worth perhaps asking upstream and not importing them if they are not needed. We can disable the existing templates in LP if you want for now20:18
ftadpm, asked: they are not, they could be, but not sure they should be (i have no strong feeling about that)20:32
dpmfta, then I'd suggest not importing them until upstream has decided what they do with them. Otherwise we'd just be wasting the translators' efforts. Shall I go on and disable them in LP?20:33
ftadpm, done but should i also remove the pots from the bzr branch?20:36
dpmfta, yeah, I think so, I think if I disable them in LP they will not be imported anyway, but it might be worth removing them from the tree, as to mark that they are no longer updated20:37
dpmfta, what's up with the 'chromium-strings' template? Have translations not yet been imported, or there weren't any, either?20:39
dpm  https://translations.edge.launchpad.net/chromium-browser/translations/+lang/fr20:39
ftathat's expected. google (paid) translators focus on chrome, not on chromium, but we want those20:40
dpmfta, oh, so these are the chromium-specific ones?20:42
ftadpm, yep, depending which branding you build chromium with, it will use one or the other20:43
ftathe common strings are in the biggest pile (generated_*)20:43
ftadpm, also, i'm not sure if i should care about PO-Revision-Date and POT-Revision-Date, like does lp import everything even if those dates are unchanged or do i have to bump those at each commit20:46
dpmfta, I wouldn't bother about PO-Revision-Date, it's not used for templates, and in PO files LP updates them. It might be worth bumping POT-Revision-Date whenever there is a new revision, to mimic what getext tools do. In any case, even if those fields are not updated, LP will import any new template commit20:48
dpmfta, ok, gotcha. What are the translations for webkit-strings needed for? Are they exclusively webkit? We've got  a gettext-based webkit template in Ubuntu already, but I can't think of an easy way to reuse those translations. If we are lucky and they turn out to be the same messages, LP will show suggestions for them and translators will only have to point and click.20:49
ftadpm, for the pot dates, i use mtime of the upstream grd20:49
dpmyeah, that sounds good20:49
ftano, this is for the chromium port/part of webkit (iirc, but i could check)20:50
dpmok20:51
ftabut not today, tired, 3h of sleep last night, not enough20:52
dpmfta, ok, go and get some sleep, great work!21:00
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