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On 21.03.17 15:48, Piotr Drąg wrote:
You could adapt https://git.gnome.org/browse/gtk+/tree/make-pot (all you need is set GETTEXT_PACKAGE in line 39 to e.g. gnome-shell) to generate a .pot file locally or even deal with make and friends, but I would advise against it. Some modules use the ITS feature of gettext to extract, among many others, polkit’s .policy files, and the rules for that are not yet in any released version of polkit. Using damned-lies avoids this problem and ensures that you have every string in your translation. If you’re interested in how damned-lies works in this regard, take a look at <https://git.gnome.org/browse/damned-lies/log/?qt=grep&q=gettext>, specifically commits from 2015 onwards. Best regards, Thanks for your answer! But I have to agree with Ask. Now I have to spend more time to
translate GNOME. I used to have few commands to handle my
workflow, approximately
I update 100 modules during string freeze period. Some of them is
really small (update few strings), so, git
pull&&intltool-update&&gedit&&git
commit&&git push was really fast. I used DL only to
monitor unfinished modules. Since this release I have to download
everything from browser, which isn't cool. It means I have to
spend more time on downloading and less on translating. I won't stop translating, but this is an issue for me since I do
it in my spare time. We have to convert DL into Gnome Pootle-like
service or provide common translators workflow for every gnome
module.
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