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opjepaß: Dä Nahme „translatewiki.net/ksh“ övverschriev dä fröjere Nahme „<i lang="en" xml:lang="en" dir="ltr">Translatewiki.net</i>“ för zem Aanzeije.

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Et translatewiki.net hät sesch fröhjer Betawiki jenanntd. Ed es ene Plaz för Jroppe un Jemeinschafte vun Övversäzer, för Schprohche un för freije Projramme. Et hät bejunne mem Övversäze för MehdijaWikki. Schpähder kohme däm sing Zohsazprojramme, FreeCol. OpenStreetMap, Etherpad Lite un annder freije un offe Projäkte derbei.

Övver dreihondert Anpaßonge aan Schprohche un Jähjende nöze et als ene Plaz zopaß för ehr Övversäzonge un för zem Zesammewerke un för et Nohhallde vun Neueronge. Mantis, FreeCol, un Mwlib.rl künne och em Translatewiki.net övversäz wähde. Mih Projäkte künne jähn derbei kumme.

Mer kann beim Övversäze metmaache en jehde Schprohch, di mer kann. De Övversäzonge vun de Bedehnbovverfläsch vum MehdijaWikki en neuje Schprohche för neu vörjeschlonn Projäkte vun de Wikkimehdija_Schtefftong wähde heh och jemaat.

Ed es keijen Deil vun de Wikkimehdija_Schtefftong un ier Projäkte udder vun öhnds_enem anndere freije un offe Projramm_Projäk. Et weed vum Nike un vum Siebrand bedrevve, di beeds Äntwekler vum MehdijaWikki sin, un johrelang Äfahrong han mem Aanpaße vun Projramme an vill Schprohche un verwandte Saache. Projrammtäschnesch weed et Övversäze müjjelesch dorsch e Zohsazprojramm zom MehdijaWikki. Translatewiki.net is an associated project of non-profit fiscal sponsor called Software in the Public Interest. The translation functionality is provided by a MediaWiki extension.

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translatewiki.net and MediaWiki

translatewiki.net supports in-wiki translation of all the messages of core MediaWiki, extensions and skins. All translation of MediaWiki user interface messages should go through translatewiki.net and not committed directly to code. Only the English messages and their initial documentation must be done in the source code.

Core MediaWiki and extensions must use system messages for any text displayed in the user interface. For an example of how to do this, please see Manual:Special pages. If the extension is well written, it will probably be included in translatewiki.net in a few days, after its staff notices it on Gerrit. If it is not noticed, contact them. If it is too unstable to be translated, note so in the code or commit and contact them if necessary.

Handling support requests

Translators may have questions about some of the messages you create. Translatewiki.net provides a support request system that allows translators the ability to ask you, the project owner, questions regarding messages so that they can be better translated. This short tutorial guides you through the workflow of handling translatewiki.net support requests.

Overview of the localisation system

Localisation update workflow

As mentioned above, translation happens on translatewiki.net and other systems are discouraged. Here's a high level overview of the localisation update workflow:

  • Developers add or change system messages.
  • Users translate the new or changed system messages on translatewiki.net.
  • Automated tools export these messages, build new versions of the message files, incorporating the added or updated messages, for both core and extensions, and commit them to git.
  • The wikis then can pull in the updated system messages from the git repository.

Because changes on translatewiki.net are pushed to the code daily as well, this means that each change to a message can potentially be applied to all existing MediaWiki installations in a couple days without any manual intervention or traumatic code update.

As you can see this is a multi-step process. Over time, we have found out that many things can go wrong. If you think the process is broken, please make sure to report it on our Support page, or create a new bug in Phabricator. Always be sure to describe a precise observation.

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