Joseph Nuthalapati 

Pleroma isn't currently using a Weblate server for translations.

I have imported the translations for Pleroma-FE into a Weblate instance maintained by @swecha

https://l10n.swecha.org/projects/pleroma/pleroma-fe/

I've started translating the project into Telugu. Please feel free to sign up and add translations for other languages too. Translations can be exported to JSON for merge requests.

This instance has a few machine translation integrations enabled as well.

cc @kaniini @bhuvan

#తెలుగు #l10n #Pleroma

Pleroma/Pleroma-FE

Pleroma is translated into 25 languages using Weblate. Join the translation or start translating your own project.

Mar 29, 2019 at 4:38amWeb
Show threadperfect 🐰 foreverMar 29, 2019
@njoseph @bhuvan @swecha neat!!! how do we use this to pull the translations?

cc @lain
Show threadJoseph Nuthalapati Mar 29, 2019

@kaniini @bhuvan @swecha @lain

Weblate can be setup to commit and push translations periodically to a remote git repository which I haven't configured yet.

In case of the FreedomBox project, we are letting Weblate push translation commits directly to the main repository.

I'll try an experiment with a fork first and get back to you.

Show threadperfect 🐰 foreverMar 29, 2019
@njoseph @lain @swecha @bhuvan sounds great
Show threadJoseph Nuthalapati Mar 29, 2019

@kaniini @bhuvan @swecha @lain

The experiment is a success. See the latest two commits on this fork.

https://git.pleroma.social/weblate/pleroma/commits/develop

If you can give the Weblate user push access to the repository, translations will be automatically pushed periodically.

The author of the commit will be the translator and the committer will be the Weblate user. This actually gives credit to translators as compared to manually pulling the translations on each release.

Show threadperfect 🐰 foreverMar 29, 2019
@njoseph @bhuvan @swecha @lain

that's amazing. what do you think lain?
Show threadLainy Mar 29, 2019
@kaniini @[email protected] @njoseph seems like a great way to make translations easier
Show threadperfect 🐰 foreverMar 29, 2019
@njoseph @bhuvan @lain @swecha

although you have it going to pleroma instead of pleroma-fe repo. pleroma-fe is the webapp repo.
Show threadJoseph Nuthalapati Mar 29, 2019

@kaniini @bhuvan @swecha @lain

Fixed the repository url.

The commits are here now (a fork of pleroma-fe).

https://git.pleroma.social/weblate/pleroma-fe/commits/develop

Show threadrinpatchMar 29, 2019
@njoseph @kaniini @bhuvan @swecha @lain doesn't that mean that develop branch has to be unprotected?
Show threadJoseph Nuthalapati Mar 29, 2019

@rin @bhuvan @swecha @kaniini @lain

The branch doesn't have to be unprotected. The Weblate user has to be added to the user group that has push access (Developer or Maintainer depending on project settings).

Show thread[object Otter]  ‮Mar 29, 2019
@njoseph how are the translations handled to upstream ? is it worth it continuing translations right now or waiting something more official or whatever ?