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Update languages files #1067

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Mte90 opened this issue Nov 30, 2017 · 10 comments
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Update languages files #1067

Mte90 opened this issue Nov 30, 2017 · 10 comments

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@Mte90
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Mte90 commented Nov 30, 2017

Looking on https://github.com/CMB2/CMB2/tree/trunk/languages the languages last updates is like 8 months ago but there are updates on localization in different locales.
Maybe the next minor or major can have the languages updated :-)

@jtsternberg
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Would appreciate any help you can provide.

there are updates on localization in different locales.

What does that mean?

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To be clear, I know embarrassingly little about language packs, and such, and pretty much exclusively depend on pull requests here to update the language packs.

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Mte90 commented Nov 30, 2017

On readme there is a reference to wp-translations (with dead links) but on Transifex there is the plugin in any case with a lot of locales https://www.transifex.com/wp-translations/cmb2/dashboard/

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When I pull these down, there are a lot of false positives (e.g. the line numbers of have changed in the .po files, and that's it). If you see a specific language has received a good update, I can pull that one down and take a look.

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Mte90 commented Nov 30, 2017

Uhm because I complete translated the Italian as example few months ago but the last update is 8 months ago

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tw2113 commented Nov 30, 2017

Someone needs to go through all the .po files and update them from the source code. This would ge things re-matched up, translation lines pointed to the right spots, new text added, obsolete text removed, and the binary .mo files updated as well once saved.

I always use Poedit for this with products that still ship their own translation files.

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@Mte90 ok, which file is that? e.g. languages/cmb2-<lang>.po

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Mte90 commented Nov 30, 2017

it_IT :-)

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As @tw2113 said, this will take some manual work to review the changes to see which ones are relevant.

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remkus commented Dec 30, 2017

Why use Transifex/WP Translations.org at all? Since CMB2 lives as a plugin in the WordPress plugin repo, we can rely solely on the translation projects here. If you need help sorting this out and making it work natively, just let me know!

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