Where are my translations?

[Ask Hjorth Larsen]

Hi David

Thank you very much for the explanation of how strings propagate to
Ubuntu.  I have a few extra questions though.

2010/6/2 David Planella <david.planella at ubuntu.com>:
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> GNOME Translator translates Empathy documentation
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> GNOME Translation team member commits translation to git.gnome.org after
> review
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> Empathy tarball (empathy-<version>.tar.gz) is released from [1],
> containing all those translations
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> The empathy tarball is packaged for Ubuntu

Who does this, and how frequently? (In rough terms)

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> Translations are imported into Launchpad

By a computer or a human?  Does this automatically happen after the packaging?

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> Translations are released as language packs

Do you know the flow for ordinary, translatable-in-Rosetta strings?
I'm mostly interested in who does what and how often, since that is
what I have to know in order to make sure that the translations get
through the system (I recently opened a bug report because a
particular fix didn't make it into the langpack update in spite of
having been fixed in Rosetta well before).

Best regards
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