Re: The commit

On Fri, Sep 5, 2014 at 6:11 PM, Maciej Sobaczewski <sobak@php.net> wrote: > >> Sorry for the huge commit. >> I hope I did not create too many inconveniences. >> >> > Honestly? You did. As many as it's possible. Basically, you just desynced > every file in every translation. You decreased progress of each translation > to 0%. > > Now, for example: French traslators have to review about eleven thousand > files and make corresponding changes. Commits similiar to your were > performed in the past, but they need special care: > > 1) Update files in EN translation, commit them > > 2) Find every up-to-date file in every translation, make appropriate > changes AND update its EN-Revision number to be compatible as files are > synced now > > So, please, write a script and update translations. Do not force people to > make those changes manually. When you are performing huge changes in EN, > you are also responsible for not ruining translators' hard work. > > That's why I updated your Romanian translation, as well as ten other > languages, trying not to break other builds when I was removing PHP4 > references... > > PS: It is still possible that I have misunderstood whole situation and I'm > attacking you without reason. In fact, I'd love it to be just my > misinterpretation. > I bring my apologies again. I realized that only after I made the commit. I will try to come up with a script to update the rest of the translations. However I'm not sure if I have commit (karma) permission to all the translations.