> I hope this proves useful It does! I'll merge your related pull request for the scripting plugin shortly. -- Karl
-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Florian Schäfer [mailto:[email protected]] Gesendet: Dienstag, 16. Januar 2018 12:19 An: [email protected] Betreff: I18n of JOSM plugins (with Gradle build) via Transifex Hello fellow JOSM developers, I'd like to make an announcement for plugin developers and translators: TL;DR: Translators, you can now translate a few JOSM plugins at Transifex.com [1] (the other translations are still on Launchpad). Plugin developers, if you are building with Gradle you can now easily export and import strings for i18n using Gradle. ### Very recently I added i18n support to the gradle-josm-plugin [2]. Starting with v0.3.1, JOSM plugins using Gradle as build system can export translatable strings and later process the translated strings. Since in the past there were occasional thoughts to switch to Transifex for translations [3][4], I figured this would be a good opportunity to try to migrate a few plugins over. Maybe it proves useful for future efforts in this direction. So I started to upload translatable strings to Transifex yesterday. At the moment the translatable strings for the JOSM plugins `Mapillary` and `geojson` are now available on Transifex. Both plugins can now be translated on both platforms, but I'd like to migrate the `Mapillary` plugin to Transifex completely to avoid that translation work is done two times on two different platforms. I'll leave it up to the other maintainers of JOSM plugins built with Gradle to decide if and where to translate the plugins [5]. Quick statistics: AFAIK there are eight plugins built with Gradle, seven of these use the gradle-josm-plugin, of those all except `Mapillary` and `geojson` are currently not translated at all. Is there a simple way to disable pushing translations to Launchpad for the Mapillary plugin? Or would it be easier to remove the plugin from the Ant build? I think, the Gradle build offers all necessary functionality now, so it wouldn't hurt much to only build with Gradle. For me, i18n was the last big bit that was missing in the Gradle build. I hope this proves useful for some developers/translators. If you have any feedback, questions or other comments, feel free to write it here. With kind regards, Florian aka floscher P.S.: I'd like to emphasize, that I don't want to force anything onto other developers, neither Gradle nor Transifex. These are the choices I made for the Mapillary plugin and which I'm offering in the form of the gradle-josm-plugin to everybody who's interested. --- [1]: https://transifex.com/josm/josm [2]: https://github.com/floscher/gradle-josm-plugin , instructions for i18n at https://github.com/floscher/gradle-josm-plugin/blob/master/docs /I18n.md#readme [3]: https://josm.openstreetmap.de/ticket/8645 [4]: https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/josm-dev/2017-February/0 07791.html [5]: I didn't ask the maintainer(s) of the geojson plugin yet. If they want to stay with Launchpad, I'll remove the project from Transifex again. For the moment it only serves demonstration purposes.
