bug in es_AR_update and branch layout

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MestreLion

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Apr 5, 2012, 8:20:51 PM4/5/12
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Phil, I just found a small syntax bug in the updated es_AR translations. I've fixed it, and also improved error handling to make it more robust for future syntax errors in translation files.

Before posting the fixes, I ask: you would be OK in amending the original update_es_AR commit? This way we can have a single commit for a flawless, new es_AR "language pack", and the "robust handling" code can be incorporated later in my improve_lang_handling branch

My proposal is:

      A    M1
... --o----X
       \
        \     M2
         \----o . . . . . . . . . . M3'
               \                 /
                \----B1----B2---B3/M3---C1---C2--C3
                                 \
                 
                \---XDG1---XDG2
                                   \
                
                    \--- other stuff

Where:
A - Tel Aviv commit, previous commit from current Master
M1 - Current Master, es_AR with bug. To be discarted
M2 - Proposed new Master, es_AR with no bug
Bx - commits from my public/improve_lang_handling. It will have the refactoring, bugfixes, cleanup, robust code, etc... everything but the new 118n stuff

M3/M3' - The new Master after merge, depending whether you Fast-Forward or not

Cx - The testing/118n branch, depends on lang_handling, but still under active development

XDG1+2 - Both XDG branches, rebased together on top of lang_handling, so new master can be FF'ed to it

other stuff - other topic branches that may be merged independently from anything else


So, what do you think about this layout? If you agree, I can publish the rebased branches in the weekend.

cya,
ML



Phil Bordelon

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Apr 5, 2012, 10:13:02 PM4/5/12
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On 04/05/2012 07:20 PM, MestreLion wrote:
> Phil, I just found a small syntax bug in the updated es_AR translations.
> I've fixed it, and also improved error handling to make it more robust for
> future syntax errors in translation files.
>
> Before posting the fixes, I ask: you would be OK in amending the original
> update_es_AR commit? This way we can have a single commit for a flawless,
> new es_AR "language pack", and the "robust handling" code can be
> incorporated later in my improve_lang_handling branch

I am not in favour of rebasing the public tree. It's no problem having a
"fix patch." No one's going to fire you for getting something wrong :)

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