I would like to submit a translation to upstream. Where do I start?

P1792 is the German example.

If you want to pursue i18n ahead of the upstream, T10814 has some walkthrough I did with another user. It's basically, dump strings into a file, translate, add to src/extensions. https://secure.phabricator.com/w/community_resources/#translations has examples of Chinese and German users have shared here.

Everything you mention is covered by this task.

In T5267#198537, @chad wrote:

The current status is the infrastructure is provided, but the translations are not (you need to either translate it yourself, or check the community wiki page here for community contributed translations). Then install said translations locally.

The current status is the infrastructure is provided, but the translations are not (you need to either translate it yourself, or check the community wiki page here for community contributed translations). Then install said translations locally.

I'd like to get this task un-stuck. I'm unclear on Phabricator's current internationalization capabilities.

OK I imported some real great events:

I'm so excited about this ticket :)

In T3353#196761, @chad wrote:

Can you do that today with view and edit policy?

The code is a little better factored now and it's possible that the patch to DifferentialInlineCommentMailView is a pretty small one (and it may work in both text and HTML modes, as a possible benefit, although I suspect your install's use of HTML mail is much lower than most).

@epriestley - makes sense; I've been approached by some folks about our setup because they wanted kernel devs to get an actual code review system, who apparently have a similar mindset to compiler developers, but that's probably a long shot anyway :)

@klimek Your install is the only install we're aware of that is interested in a rendering mode like that (feedback about the old rendering was generally negative; feedback about the new rendering has been generally positive). Unless we become aware of much wider interest in such a rendering mode, I don't plan to reintroduce it upstream.

Note that this feature (text mode unified diff) is crucial for our deployment (requirement for text-only mails to contain reasonable diff snippets).

Can you do that today with view and edit policy?

In T3353#179075, @epriestley wrote:

• Text/Phriction Inline Comments: See T1894 for followup. I'll update this shortly in light of T7643.

@epriestley: if you still haven't figured out how to trigger the calendar event ui in gmail, maybe these headers are part of the secret sauce? [ 1 ]

@epriestley - you are doing wonderful work! This is by far, the best ICS implementation I've ever seen :) better even than commercial products claiming ICS compatibility and wonderful features ;)

The examples that use the BYSETPOS and WKST rules are omitted, because these rules are not supported by Oracle Application Server Containers for J2EE.