[keycloak-user] Swedish translation

[Stian Thorgersen]

I sent a separate mail to dev mailing list about moving translations out of
the main repository.

Marek - having a tool would be great, but I'm worried about how much effort
it would be, unless there's something out there already.

Thomas - for now you can send a PR to main repository with the translation
if you are happy to be maintainer for the translation.

On 7 June 2016 at 09:08, Marek Posolda <mposolda at redhat.com> wrote:

> Not directly related, but IMO we can potentially improve the experience
> for translators/maintainers and create some tool, which will simplify their
> work. This can result in better experience for them and hence more
> contributions for more languages.
>
> IMO it is currently a bit of pain to maintain the translation and manually
> check if there were some recent changes in english file
> "messages_en.properties" and then adding/updating them to my locale (assume
> it's messages_es.properties) . So I am wondering that we will have a tool
> (or maybe we can reuse some already existing tool), which will:
>
> - Check the last github revision of my "messages_es.properties" file.
> Let's assume this is revision XY
> - Then check english locale file "messages_en.properties" and look for all
> the commits newer than XY
> - The tool will automatically remove all the keys from
> "messages_es.properties", which were in the meantime removed from
> "messages_en.properties"
> - Then tool will create/update the key/value pairs in
> "messages_es.properties" for all the keys, which were added or updated in
> the meantime in "messages_en.properties" .
>
> So assume that in messages_en.properties you added the key:
>
> greetings.key=hello
>
> then in messages_es.properties, the tool will generate something like:
>
> greetings.key=<TRANSLATE_ME> hello
>
>
> So the translator will be just required to check the keys with
> <TRANSLATE_ME> and translate them to his language like:
>
> greetings.key=buenos dias
>
> Note that translator doesn't need to manually check what was added or
> updated in the meantime. He is also not required to continuously switch
> between messages_en.properties and messages_es.properties and compare what
> is the english translation for "greetings.key" etc.
>
> Having separate repositories will be good, on the other hand it may
> complicate things if we want to have some tool like I mentioned above (but
> maybe not, if it's able to work with times of commits).
>
> Marek
>
>
> On 06/06/16 08:14, Thomas Raehalme wrote:
>
> How about making translations deployable in a similar way as themes? The
> base theme would define the required set of keys which each translation
> should include. You could even write tests to make sure the translation is
> complete which would simplify maintenance.
>
> Perhaps the main distribution could include only English as it would now
> be simple for the admins to deploy the needed translations. If the
> translations are separated from the main Keycloak repository, as you
> suggested, then the main repository would not be dependant of up-to-date
> translations (which could slow the development down if they start lagging
> behind). For the same reason it could also be beneficial to be able to
> release translations independently from each other.
>
> Themes would still need a way to include custom/override messages but they
> could be included directly in the theme just like now.
>
> Just an initial thought....
>
> Best regards,
> Thomas
>
>
> On Jun 3, 2016 14:34, "Stian Thorgersen" <sthorger at redhat.com> wrote:
>
>> We need to find a way to share translations that scales. We're not able
>> to maintain all these translations ourselves so I'm considering adding some
>> external repository for the translations and have elect a maintainer for
>> each language.
>>
>> Does anyone have a good suggestion how to deal with this?
>>
>> On 31 May 2016 at 12:01, Thomas Raehalme <
>> thomas.raehalme at aitiofinland.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi!
>>>
>>> We need to translate Keycloak user interface (excluding admin console)
>>> to the Swedish language. I was wondering if anyone has already done the
>>> translation and would be willing to share it?
>>>
>>> We have already translated Keycloak to Finnish and hope to share the
>>> translation with the community in the near future.
>>>
>>> Best regards,
>>> Thomas
>>>
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