On Mon, Jun 23, 2003 at 05:35:00PM +0200, Erik Moeller wrote:
Anthere-
I thiiiiiiink, it would be great a french-speaking person does have access one day. Especially a long-time contributor, bilingual to avoid misunderstanding, dedicated, cool-spirited...cough
While I strongly sympathize with you, the correct approach is to have a semi-automatic update procedure from CVS:
- Code is updated on CVS (someone from fr. should definitely have CVS
access) 2) Code is automatically installed on test.wikipedia.org using a cronjob 3) Code that has been on test.wikipedia.org for more than a week is automatically installed on all Wikipedias every day.
This requires some rather complex scripting to make sure the correct revisions are used, but once it's up and running, it should be fairly straight-forward and wiki-like (Note: Stuff like Magnus installing scripts directly on test.wiki would no longer be allowed -- there could be an experimental wiki for that.). I'm sure we'll set up something like this once the Wikimedia foundation has some resources.
But it's not code, just updated language files, not ?