Re: Ukrainian Translation

Duncan Booth wrote:
> P.S. I've corrected this myself.
> 
> Also the Danish, Esperanto, Finnish, French, Hebrew,
Japanese, Dutch and 
> Chinese translation files had added additional
Language-code and Language-
> Name headers but left the English ones in as well.

Hurray!

Which reminds me of modifying the i18n tests to include the
kupu files, 
which would have caught this :(

Hanno


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Hanno Schlichting <plonehannosch.info> wrote:

> Duncan Booth wrote:
>> P.S. I've corrected this myself.
>> 
>> Also the Danish, Esperanto, Finnish, French,
Hebrew, Japanese, Dutch
>> and Chinese translation files had added additional
Language-code and
>> Language- Name headers but left the English ones in
as well.
> 
> Hurray!
> 
> Which reminds me of modifying the i18n tests to include
the kupu
> files, which would have caught this :(
> 
Thanks, that would be useful: it happened before when a
version of kupu 
went out with Vietnamese in place of English (I think it
only shows up if 
you have English explicitly selected as your language not
when you just 
have the English as the default language so it can be easy
to miss).


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