Re: Progress pages, doc/ui order

["Stéphane RAIMBAULT" <stephane raimbault gmail com>]

Danilo,

I wrote a Python script (SAX2) to parse your xml files. I will send to
you this script after some more tests.

Do you have a meta xml file on progress.gnome.org which provide branch
information (gnome-2-16, gnome-2-18, HEAD, etc).

<pofile> child element still missing in <module>.

Are you confident with stats included in your xml files ? :)

Regards,
Stéphane

PS: Cheetah rocks!

2006/12/29, Danilo Šegan <danilo gnome org>:
> Hi Bob,
>
> Yesterday at 21:34, Bob Mauchin wrote:
>
> > I have got some questions about Damned Lies. What's your plan with
> > this tool ? Will you keep it as a reporting tool or do you want to
> > build a kind of Pootle or Vertimus (example
> > http://gnomefr.traduc.org/suivi/module.php?id=532 ) ? (with time and
> > ressources).
>
> Short term: only reporting and maybe translation coordinator changes
> over the web.  Longer term: full translation team management.
>
> Haven't yet given any thought to implementing Pootle- or Rosetta-like
> functionality, and I think it would be easier to integrate with any of
> these existing tools if we want web-based translation.
>
> > Do you think it's possible to bind it with a svn server
> > dedicated to translation as mentionned here
> > http://mail.gnome.org/archives/desktop-devel-list/2006-December/msg00205.html
> > ?
> > It could be a good basis to a GNOME translation platform. (Maybe I'm
> > dreaming :) )
>
> The problem with binding with SVN is privileges: if we use single
> dedicated SVN account for process doing the updates, we lose track of
> SVN history (who committed what), and we have to be careful when
> programming to not make mistakes which would allow complete access to
> Gnome SVN.  And we make use of SVN over SSH with each coordinator
> still having their own SVN account, we've got the problem of entering
> SSH key passphrases on commit.
>
> Granted, any of these can be solved in one way or another, but it
> requires a lot of care, whereas with read-only code, there's nothing
> to mess up :)
>
> Cheers,
> Danilo
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