PyThai Subversion repository

[Kirit Sælensminde (kayess)]

Now that Intrepid has been released and we've been able to upgrade our
server we've made an area publically accessible for PyThai work.

svn://svn.felspar.com/public/pythai

Username is 'guest' with a blank password.

If I can work out how to configure mod_svn so that it only has access
to part of the repository then we can allow anonymous access through
HTTP.

At the moment we have a draft of Kowito's translation work for Django
in there. I'm happy to hear suggestions for a more useful repository
layout.


Kirit

[Benjamin Scherrey]

Great work guys! (At least I assume it's good as I can't read Thai...) Have there been any conversations with the Django team about how/when to get this translation moved into the official trunk?

  -- Ben

[Kirit Sælensminde]

I was about to email them today about that. The translation file that is in the repo is against Django 1.0 -- I'm not sure of the best way to deal with the upcoming 1.01 -- we may well need separate translations for each of the Django version.

What versions of Django are people actually using in Thailand and want translations for? Should we concentrate on 1.01, or should we try to have translations for each? I assume that the difference between the two versions is minimal.


K

2008/11/2 Benjamin Scherrey <sche...@proteus-tech.com>

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[Sugree Phatanapherom]

IMO, just create new branch for each version...

[Kirit Sælensminde]

I've done something a bit like that -- different Django versions can now be handled in the one place. Do an update and see what you think.

I think that you should have commit rights to PyThai. Who else?


K

2008/11/2 Sugree Phatanapherom <sug...@gmail.com>

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[Kowito]

Me, give it to me please

On Nov 2, 2:48 pm, "Kirit Sælensminde" <kirit.saelensmi...@gmail.com>
wrote:

> I've done something a bit like that -- different Django versions can now be
> handled in the one place. Do an update and see what you think.
>
> I think that you should have commit rights to PyThai. Who else?
>
> K
>
> 2008/11/2 Sugree Phatanapherom <sug...@gmail.com>
>
>
>
> > IMO, just create new branch for each version...
>
> > On Sun, Nov 2, 2008 at 2:17 PM, Kirit Sælensminde <
> > kirit.saelensmi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >> I was about to email them today about that. The translation file that is
> >> in the repo is against Django 1.0 -- I'm not sure of the best way to deal
> >> with the upcoming 1.01 -- we may well need separate translations for each of
> >> the Django version.
>
> >> What versions of Django are people actually using in Thailand and want
> >> translations for? Should we concentrate on 1.01, or should we try to have
> >> translations for each? I assume that the difference between the two versions
> >> is minimal.
>
> >> K
>

> >> 2008/11/2 Benjamin Scherrey <scher...@proteus-tech.com>

[Kirit Sælensminde]

Kowito, you should already have access. I've SMSed a username/password for Sugree.

If anybody else wants/needs commit rights please let me know


K

2008/11/2 Kowito <kow...@gmail.com>

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[Sugree Phatanapherom]

I have just committed djangojs.* in utf-8 encoding.

[Kirit Sælensminde]

Great Sugree, that looks much better :)

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