Re: ci sono anch'io
| From: | Marco Cucinato | Date: | Fri, 09 Apr 2010 15:47:12 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: ci sono anch'io | ||
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Giusto per spiegare la differenza tra un accesso anonimo e un account SVN, ecco quello che Hannes Magnusson ha scritto sulla lista generale phpdoc qualche ora fa:
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Since most of these guys seem to get SVN accounts you should allow
them to make the commits themselfs.
The only reason to have an SVN account is to be able to commit "yourself".
If they only want to translate couple of files then they don't need
SVN account. Then they can send the files to the mailinglist and you
guys commit it for the individual.
If they want to continue translating then they can translate couple of
files, send it to the list, you verify and ask "you want to continue
to translate? If so, send in an svn account request so you can commit
these files yourself"..
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Quindi, se si vuole solo tradurre qualche file, non serve un account SVN, basta mandare le patch a qualcuno che ha l'account o salvarle sull'interfaccia web edit.php.net, in attesa che vengano applicate.