Re: Removing unwanted internationalization info
- From: Danilo Segan <danilo gnome org>
- To: Christian Rose <menthos gnome org>
- Cc: GNOME I18N List <gnome-i18n gnome org>, Mark Phalan <phalanm o2 ie>
- Subject: Re: Removing unwanted internationalization info
- Date: Fri, 18 Jun 2004 17:22:44 +0200
ÐÑÑÐ Ñ 22:27, Christian Rose ÐÐÐÐÑÐ:
> ons 2004-06-16 klockan 23.37 skrev Danilo Åegan:
>> Yesterday at 23:23, Christian Rose wrote:
>> >>
>> >> Not even that would help, since intltool works with all the *.po files
>> >> it can find in a po directory. That's bad, so I invite anyone to work
>> >> on a patch ;)
>> >
>> > Is there a bug report in Bugzilla?
>>
>> Not that I know about â feel free to make one, though I doubt anyone
>> will consider this high priority, at least not until most of the
>> Gnome modules switch to "new" gettext layout with easily accessible
>> po/LINGUAS file (instead of parsing configure.* for ALL_LINGUAS
>> line).
>
> Even though it may not be high priority: if it's not reported in
> Bugzilla, it's not a bug.
Technically, it's not a bug. It's feature of the design. Some may
think it's good feature, but I don't -- I consider it a bad feature.
Thus, I'm not going to report it in Bugzilla as a bug (maybe as a
RFE), since I don't consider it a bug per se.
It's also about incompatible change in behaviour of essential
developers' tool â I don't know what consequences might that have on
any intltool-using application. (I.e. this change would have some bad
side-effects as well, so it's not a clear cut that it will help
everyone.)
When I'm having such doubts, I don't generally report them in
Bugzilla, unless I have written a patch, and strongly feel about one
way over the other (strongly enough to write a patch). I don't, so
I'm not reporting it.
> I assumed that, since you knew about the problem, you had already made
> sure it was reported in Bugzilla, or was planning to do so. Hence my
> rhetorical question, since when I checked I couldn't find a bug report
> about this problem.
No, and I still don't plan on reporting it â I don't feel it's a bug,
even though I dislike it as a feature (which I can imagine being very
useful in other situations).
I may be wrong in having this position, but since there're many
things I feel could be done the way I prefer, I just don't like
reporting bugs which I myself am not particularly interested in.
Otherwise, it seems that most programs would end up with piles of
unconstructive bug reports which ask for non-essential things.
Perhaps this intltool issue is not such a case, but I don't know, so
I'm not reporting it as such.
I hope I cleared my position :)
Cheers,
Danilo
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