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How can I use localisation files in Git for Windows #724
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----- Original Message -----
64-bits Git 2.7.1.windows.2 on Windows 10 build 14925, but also appeared on 10586. Whenever I run a git command, in any shell, I get this: C:\Users\Charles\Git\APNGViewer>git push For example, make: C:\Users\Charles\Git\APNGViewer>make How can I use the localisation files to get French translations and fix this error? IIRC the full set of translations is not bundled into the release (see Release notes) as most users have been using the default 'US English'. The solution would be to download the french translation files.Philip |
It seems that they are in the |
I tried |
The localization files are properly built and installed when you use Git for Windows' SDK. However, they are excluded from the installer because
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----- Original Message ----- The localization files are properly built and installed when you use Git for Windows' SDK. However, they are excluded from the installer because
Dscho, |
I didn't find any. Maybe a separate installer for the translation, as TortoiseGit, so that the user could install the language if needed. |
I haven't been able to fully compile git, but enough to get the translations. I copied them into |
Notice: git is now translated, but I still get |
@PhilipOakley only via the SDK (there is a switch you can use to generate installers with localization).
Please file a proper bug report.
You need to copy all localization files, not just git's and bash's. |
Solution? |
Build Git for Windows manually, including the localization. |
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matching what I'm seeing
64-bits Git 2.7.1.windows.2 on Windows 10 build 14925, but also appeared on 10586.
Whenever I run a git command, in any shell, I get this:
Because the environement variable
LC_ALL
is set tofr
, but Git orsh
(not sure which one) was not able to find it's appropriate localisation files. I know that some exists, but they don't seem to be bundled with a Git for Windows setup.For example,
make
:It has the appropriate localisation files, and thus shows content in French.
How can I use the localisation files to get French translations and fix this error?
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