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czech translation #703
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How can I see this translation? Do I need to log in? |
@timthelion yes I think you need to login to transifex to see it. @jachym Thank you very much for the translation! A pull request is best. There are two things to change.
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You can submit this PR to |
@gwasser - locale for czech is cs_CZ - there is therefore, I'm going with |
We still do some cleanups but for the record, before I do the pull request, the code is here https://github.com/OpenGeoLabs/django-helpdesk/tree/cs_translation |
I read over the translations and while I cannot check grammar as I am not a native speaker, everything makes sense.
Fuzzy translations are evilThere are some fuzzy matches that are wrong. You can find them simply by searching the po file for the word fuzzy. For example here: https://github.com/OpenGeoLabs/django-helpdesk/blob/9005f4c51974f1359700cfcf3c3fb1fa1fa5acea/helpdesk/locale/cs/LC_MESSAGES/django.po#L436 But there are more of them... |
Sorry about that! I thought I had read |
cz is country, cs is language. |
The updated translation was merged in #716 so I think it's safe to close this ticket now. Thank you! |
I've added Czech translation on Transifex https://www.transifex.com/django-helpdesk/django-helpdesk
what is the next step? Shell we create pull request for it?
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