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These steps are for repository maintainers who need to add new languages to the common files area of <code>fedora-doc-utils</code>. | These steps are for repository maintainers who need to add new languages to the common files area of <code>fedora-doc-utils</code>. | ||
# In the directory <code>fedora-doc-utils/common</code>, use the <code>new-legal-files.sh $LANG</code> script to create new languages. Substitute the language code for $LANG. | # In the directory <code>fedora-doc-utils/common</code>, use the <code>new-legal-files.sh $LANG</code> script to create new languages. Substitute the language code for $LANG. | ||
# Commit and push these changes to the main repository. | # Commit and push these changes to the main repository. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:10, 6 June 2019
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Come back to Docs Project
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These steps are for repository maintainers who need to add new languages to the common files area of fedora-doc-utils.
- In the directory
fedora-doc-utils/common, use thenew-legal-files.sh $LANGscript to create new languages. Substitute the language code for $LANG. - Commit and push these changes to the main repository.