Re: RC2 needed

Dave Page wrote:
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>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Andreas Pflug [mailto:pgadmin@pse-consulting.de]
>>Sent: 12 November 2004 10:09
>>To: Dave Page
>>Cc: pgadmin-hackers
>>Subject: Re: [pgadmin-hackers] RC2 needed
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>>Dave Page wrote:
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>>>OK, anything else to go in?
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>>Nothing I'm aware of. Any other system schema change I didn't notice?
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> Don't think so. I didn't notice that one :-( (which I think is odd
> considering the normal amount of chatter regarding initdb's during
> beta). Still, I have been somewhat distracted these last couple of
> weeks.
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>>>I can *possibly* do one tomorrow, following that, I'm
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>>taking 2 weeks
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>>>off work having now finished at Uni (yay!) so will probably
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>>be working
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>>>on pgAdmin etc. in the evenings only (which won't stop me
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>>doing an RC.
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>>>I'd like to filter the translations this time around as
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>>well. Did we
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>>>decide on a criteria for inclusion yet?
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>>No. How is this handled in pgsql? Should we drop 10 languages
>>we previously supported?
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> Don't know, and perhaps, yes. It has been noted to me a couple of times
> in the past that partial translations just look messy and
> unprofessional, so maybe we drop any below, say, 90%, and add a note to
> the helpfile telling users how they can get the partials if they want,
> and how they can help improve them?
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> I have already moved the 'clearly unmaintained' ones to the pending
> section on the website, and merged the vacant section with it as you may
> have noticed. I think I have also fixed the caching problem btw -
> translation updates should now be shown within 15 minutes on www and
> developer. Anyway, the new organisation leaves only one translation in
> the published table at below 90% (Hungarian). Interestingly, one
> unmaintained one (Chinese Traditional) is actually at 91%... Did
> Chih-Hsin Lee 'resign'?

The previous version did reflect the feedback status on resigned
translators. <lookup ver='prev'>Arabic, Swedish and Chinese (trad) gave
feedback that they couldn't proceed</lookup>

I don't see a reason to keep those 0 % translations after one year of
zero result.

Regards,
Andreas