I am nearing the end of the Serbian translation of Mozilla tools.
However, Buildbot says
(http://l10n.mozilla.org/buildbot/linux-incubator/builds/26/step-moz%3Acomparelocales/0)
that 89% of the text is translated.
Where can I see which text is not translated?
Is it required that the help be translated too for the localized build
to be produced?
What further steps must I take to bring about the 'sr' localized build
of the Mozilla tools?
f
89% isn't too bad, really. To see the untranslated messages, you need to
run compare-locales (from testing/tests/l10n, python, setup.py, good
enough?) with -v, that gives more verbose information. At which point
you'll be flooded with loads of information. Which is really why it's
not any more accessible right now.
> Is it required that the help be translated too for the localized build
> to be produced?
Help is not required. Please make sure to use an up-to-date version of
the en-US one, though. Translation of help is a lot of work, but
definitely a plus. Most localizers use community volunteers for help,
though, as that can be somewhat sanely be split by page, for example.
But getting the index right etc is tough work.
> What further steps must I take to bring about the 'sr' localized build
> of the Mozilla tools?
I'll look into it tomorrow. Or, in our timezone, later today.
Axel