bashareteam team mailing list archive

[Jeroen Vermeulen <jtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Emilien Klein wrote:
> Hi Jeroen,

Hi Emilien,

My apologies for the slow response; our team has beem meeting this week, 
which involves a lot of travel and being away from email.  I will also, 
in principle, not be available next week.


> Aside from generating the strangely named ".lang/.pot" translation
> template, our IDE Gambas also generates a template for each ".class"
> file in the project (don't know the justification behind that, but I
> imagine it is used internally by Gambas to generate the full list of
> strings to translate?)
>
> Those files were originally not included in our Bazaar repository,
> because they are generated automatically. But the decision has been
> made to now include them in the repository.
>
> But Launchpad has detected those new template files, and has imported
> some of them as new translation templates for our project, BaShare.
>
> QUESTION: Is there a way to remove those extra templates, and to
> instruct Launchpad not to import them again in the future (but still
> having them in the version control)?

Yes, we can do that by disabling those templates that have been created. 
 As far as I can tell, that has already been done.



> Our project is BaShare: https://launchpad.net/bashare
> The unnecessary templates that have been imported are:
> - fmain
> - impostazioni
> - project
>
> We would like to keep only the template called "bashare".

> P.S.: As a side note, do you know why only the 3 previously mentioned
> templates got imported? This is the list of all the ".pot" files that
> are in version control (of course we don't want them to be uploaded,
> but just curiosity...)
> #project.pot (unwantedly imported in the "project" template)
> .pot (this is the "complete" template, that is used to import in the
> "bashare" template)
> About.pot
> FMain.pot (unwantedly imported in the "fmain" template)
> FormIP.pot
> FPicTrayIcon.pot
> FRic.pot
> FStart.pot
> HelpUPnP.pot
> Impostazioni.pot (unwantedly imported in the "impostazioni" template)

Probably because the special auto-approver that we use for imports from 
branches used to have a slight problem with capital letter.  That was 
fixed in Launchpad 3.0, and some those templates do exist now.  But 
again, someone seems to have disabled them already.


Jeroen