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Re: Bug#752045: [RFR] templates://dictionaries-common/{dictionaries-common.templates}



On Tue, Jul 01, 2014 at 07:40:45AM +0200, Christian PERRIER wrote:
> Please find, for review, the debconf templates and packages descriptions for the dictionaries-common source package.

Hi, thanks for the review. Templates look better now.
 
> This review will last from Tuesday, July 01, 2014 to Friday, July 11, 2014.
> 
> Please send reviews as unified diffs (diff -u) against the original
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Diff is attached with some suggested minor changes, comments follow

Template: dictionaries-common/invalid_debconf_value

-_Description: Invalid configuration setting for ${value}
+_Description: Invalid configuration setting for ${question}
  An invalid value has been found for a configuration setting for
- dictionaries-common. It does not correspond to any installed package
- in the system.
+ dictionaries-common. "${value}" does not correspond to any installed
+ package in the system.

${value} is the wrong setting for ${question}, I think is better as above.

  That is usually caused by problems at some time during packages
- installation, where the package providing [${value}] was selected for
+ installation, where the package providing "${value}" was selected for
  installation but finally not installed because of errors in other

Minor change just for consistency with other variables. I kept the old
way just to not bother translators, but this seems a good occasion to
change it.

  To fix this error, reinstall (or install) the package that provides
- the missing value. Then, if you don't want this package on
+ the invalid value. Then, if you don't want this package on
  your system, remove it, which will also remove its configuration

Since the word "invalid" is used in other parts of the template, it is
probably better to use here too. Actual value "${value}" has already been
shown, I do not think there is need to repeat it.

Regards,

-- 
Agustin
--- dictionaries-common.templates.orig	2014-07-01 12:32:04.575647866 +0200
+++ dictionaries-common.templates	2014-07-01 12:35:32.687307259 +0200
@@ -21,18 +21,18 @@
 
 Template: dictionaries-common/invalid_debconf_value
 Type: error
-_Description: Invalid configuration setting for ${value}
+_Description: Invalid configuration setting for ${question}
  An invalid value has been found for a configuration setting for
- dictionaries-common. It does not correspond to any installed package
- in the system.
+ dictionaries-common. "${value}" does not correspond to any installed
+ package in the system.
  .
  That is usually caused by problems at some time during packages
- installation, where the package providing [${value}] was selected for
+ installation, where the package providing "${value}" was selected for
  installation but finally not installed because of errors in other
  packages.
  .
  To fix this error, reinstall (or install) the package that provides
- the missing value. Then, if you don't want this package on
+ the invalid value. Then, if you don't want this package on
  your system, remove it, which will also remove its configuration
  settings in the "debconf" database. A choices menu
  will be shown after this message in order to leave the system in a

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