Pushing Scottish Gaelic to live?
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Hi,
We’ve been beavering away at the Gaelic translations of .com and have just about reached 25%. I remember someone saying that we don’t actually have to reach 100% before the language goes live and I was wondering what the cutoff was? Looking at http://en.wordpress.com/languages/, some languages seem to be listed which have a very low % of strings translated.Just trying to figure how the process works on .com so we know what to expect.
Cheers
Michael
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Hi there, thank you for your hard work, I see that you’ve been busy translating away! I am checking into this for you, so that we can make your translations available to all Scottish Gaelic users.
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Thanks – slightly confused. Do you mean you’re checking in this translation (i.e. putting them somewhere so they will be available/active) or did you mean that you’re looking into how to do this?
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Sorry about the confusion! I meant to say that I was going to check why it was not showing up. I did, and now it works – you can select “gd” under Users > Personal Options and view your site in Scottish Gaelic.
Thanks for your help and for bringing this matter to our attention!
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One last question – I assume that there’s a mechanism that automatically checks and pulls new/changed translations. How often do the live strings get updated? Just so we can timeplan our proofreading of live stuff.
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New and updated translations are deployed manually rather than automatically at this point. It happens once or twice per week, for languages that have over 200 new or updated strings. I hope this helps with your planning!
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