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| As a translator, I can ask for an automated translation of a file and review suggestion so that starting a new translation is faster. || . || . | | As a translator, I can ask for an automated translation of a file and review suggestion so that starting a new translation is faster. || . || . | ||
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'''Asynchronous translation''': | |||
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! Description !! Reasons, if required !! Priority | |||
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| As a translator, I'm able to upload my translation files, so that contributing with limited internet access is possible. || . || . | |||
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| As a translator, I'm able to interact with comments made inside the translation platform with an email client, so that contributing with limited internet access is possible. | |||
That means like a github or pagure issue, when you get a notification, you can answer directly with email. | |||
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| As a translator, I'm able to interact with a mailing-list from the translation platform so that interaction issues with limited internet access contributors are limited. || . || . | |||
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Revision as of 16:50, 15 July 2019
Future migration plan
This page is a work-in-progress content about L10N Move to Weblate
This page is a work-in-progress content about L10N Move to Weblate
Context
The Fedora Localization Project contributors translate using a web user interface and can periodically use: command line interfaces, or file exports/imports.
Current processes
User stories
Translation memory:
| Description | Reasons, if required | Priority |
|---|---|---|
| As a translator, I want to be able to query a translation memory containing a wide range of content so that knowledge beyond Fedora community is accessible.
This means: include in our translation memory translation from project out of the scope of the fedora translation community. |
. | . |
| As a localization coordinator, I can automatically complete existing translation using a translation memory using manual threshold so that useless operation for translators are limited. | . | . |
| As a localization coordinator, I have a tool to handle non-fedora translation content so that translation memory is continuously update. | . | . |
| . | . |
Automated translation:
| Description | Reasons, if required | Priority |
|---|---|---|
| As a translator, I get suggestion from an automation translation engine based on a wide range of content to translate faster so that translation time is reduced.
This means we have a tool we fed with our translation memory and train it to have better result. |
. | . |
| As a localization coordinator, I can automatically complete existing translation using an automation translation engine manual threshold so that useless operation for translators are limited. | . | . |
| As a translator, I can ask for an automated translation of a file and review suggestion so that starting a new translation is faster. | . | . |
Asynchronous translation:
| Description | Reasons, if required | Priority |
|---|---|---|
| As a translator, I'm able to upload my translation files, so that contributing with limited internet access is possible. | . | . |
| As a translator, I'm able to interact with comments made inside the translation platform with an email client, so that contributing with limited internet access is possible.
That means like a github or pagure issue, when you get a notification, you can answer directly with email. |
. | . |
| As a translator, I'm able to interact with a mailing-list from the translation platform so that interaction issues with limited internet access contributors are limited. | . | . |