[Qgis-community-team] Minutes of the QGIS doc meeting

[Richard Duivenvoorde]

Hi,

This was the list:

1) make SOURCE-push via github to transifex work (yaml.. and integration
app)
2) automatically pull/git-push po files (so locale dirs are more or less
in sync with github)
3) automatically build all lanuages in 3.10 and master via CI (travis
key etc?) or github?
4) create a true 'translate here' url (pointing directly to the right
resource)
5) fix translated builds !! 'cs' for example
6) create 'colored banner'
7) ? create ranking page with % translations ? via REST
8) pycookbook fix

Ad 1) I'm talking to Transifex as I fail to be able to link (again).

Ad 2) could be some script on a server or part of the build process.
Though in my experience pull one translation takes about 15 minutes per
language, so not sure if we want to do this too regurarly...

Ad 3) this is just about automating the build: should be easy to do
using either Travis or Github (make all) IF the CI has some key to be
able to rsync/ssh to qgis2

Ad 4) bonus

Ad 5) some translated builds have a lot of warnings because of errors in
translation strings. So somebody (prefereably speaking the lang) should
fix these

Ad 6 ) being worked on

Ad 7) bonus

ad 8) Alessandro is working on this

If you (Alexandre) are familiar with building (and rsyncing to
webserver) on travis or github things or whatever, feel free to implement.
For those interested: we are not able to build locally on github at this
moment because python is too old there. We either have to build in
docker (create scripts), or on a separate machine (that's why CI).

Regards,

Richard Duivenvoorde

On 3/23/20 4:24 PM, Alexandre Neto wrote:
> Hi Matteo et all,
> 
> I wasn't able to join, the family pressure is constant...
> 
> Richard, let me know if I can help with any of this. Maybe add those
> tasks as issues in GitHub? Or, as Delaz suggested as items in projects.
> 
> Using the QGIS-Documentation repo wiki would be nice to store the
> "decisions/ideas" from the meetings.
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Alex
> 
> On Mon, Mar 23, 2020 at 9:19 AM matteo <matteo.ghetta at gmail.com
> <mailto:matteo.ghetta at gmail.com>> wrote:
> 
>     Hi all,
> 
>     a very brief summary of the meeting of yesterday:
> 
>     * me and Richard (especially Richard) made a quick summary for all the
>     participants of the new framework of the documentation: new RTD theme,
>     new building system
>     * Alessandro unlighted us of his current work of reviewing the pyqgis
>     cookbook
>     * we decided that it would be very useful to make this meetings
>     periodically (one a month?). Meetings open to everybody
>     * Hans, Rosa, Kurt and Raymond want to set up 2 webinars to introduce
>     new people to the documentation. @Larissa are you available to replicate
>     what you wanted to do in Den-Bosch?
>     * there are still some stuff to do to conclude this migration, Richard
>     is taking care of these, but an additional help would be really
>     appreciated (@Richard could you share here your todo list?)
> 
>     Maybe it would be also good to share these minutes (and the future ones)
>     somewhere in the qgis repo? In the Wiki maybe? Ideas welcome.
> 
>     Basically that's all.
> 
>     Please share you thoughts!
> 
>     Cheers
> 
>     Matteo
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