Re: Are such changes in strings really necessary?
Christian Perrier <bubulle@debian.org> writes:
> Guys, here's what I find as changes in APT PO files:
>
>
> #: apt-pkg/cdrom.cc:678
> #, c-format
> msgid ""
> -"Found %u package indexes, %u source indexes, %u translation indexes and %u "
> -"signatures\n"
> +"Found %zu package indexes, %zu source indexes, %zu translation indexes and %"
> +"zu signatures\n"
>
>
> Such changes fuzzied 2 strings in the recent APT upload which means
> that 0.7.10 still has NO languages that is complete.
>
> Are such changes really necessary?
They were done by me to remove some compilation warnings.
> If they are, PLEASE announce them BEFORE uploads so that I can unfuzzy
> strings and finally try to have *complete* translations done.
Ok. My fault. Will do it next time, I promise ;-)
> And if they are, please do ALL of them once and then stop changing
> things at each release. I think that this is like 3 or 4 releases that
> such things happen.
It happens since we end by getting new warnings when gcc gets
updated. I try to keep the code warn free and then it involves we to
change those small things.
I promise I'll try to coordinate it better with you next time.
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