By now, we are able to add the international i18n-ml as assignee in bugzilla, but for language specific translation bugs it would be nice to be able to add the language specific i18n mls, too.
That should be easy, we can just add a script to create the email in bz when the list is created.
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Any news on this?
You can also use flag
Component: Others => BugzillaCC: (none) => mageia-webteam
I would like to use this to cc bugs to the ml of my language (el) .
CC: (none) => dglent
maybe add [languge-code] in the bug summary e.g. [el] for Greek Then filter the i18n-ml messages received by the language code in the subject
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(In reply to comment #5) > maybe add [languge-code] in the bug summary > e.g. [el] for Greek > > Then filter the i18n-ml messages received by the language code in the subject I cannot understand what you mean The goal is when i reply in a bug report that concerns the translation, then the reply will be cc to the mailing list of the language team.
As I understand it, the goal is that you (or whoever) be notified when there is a bug report concerning your language. Comment 5 suggests putting the language code as [...] in the subject/title of the bug report, so that when a notice is sent the the global internationalisation list, those interested in the language would filter the list (to a separate folder) so as to be notified of the bug report. Filtering email (by the title or whatever) is readily done by many mail agents (such as seamonkey/thunderbird), and by email services such as google. Note that text such as [el] or [es] or [fr] would not be confused with anything else, thus a reliable tag for filtering. It is only another way to solve the problem, assuming that you are already subscribed to the general l10n mailing list.
Status: NEW => ASSIGNEDCC: (none) => boklm
would be also better for the translator, since most of them don't read the global ml.
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(no assignee -> back to NEW)
Status: ASSIGNED => NEW
I doubt this is still a good idea. Since we moved to the Transifex website for the translations, we've had translators who weren't a member of the i18n mailing list for their language and even translators who weren't a member of any i18n mailing list at all. @ Yuri @ Filip WDYT?
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(In reply to Marja Van Waes from comment #10) > I doubt this is still a good idea. Since we moved to the Transifex website > for the translations, we've had translators who weren't a member of the i18n > mailing list for their language and even translators who weren't a member of > any i18n mailing list at all. > > @ Yuri > @ Filip > > WDYT? Looks somewhat irrelevant now. MLs are almost dead in many projects (GNOME, Fedora). It's easier to discuss things personally or using other channels. I think it's enough to have one centralized ML and spread the issues through this list or comments on Tx.
(In reply to Yuri Chornoivan from comment #11) > (In reply to Marja Van Waes from comment #10) > > I doubt this is still a good idea. > > Looks somewhat irrelevant now. MLs are almost dead in many projects (GNOME, > Fedora). It's easier to discuss things personally or using other channels. I > think it's enough to have one centralized ML and spread the issues through > this list or comments on Tx. Thanks for the reply. Closing as WONTFIX
Status: NEW => RESOLVEDResolution: (none) => WONTFIX
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