Post by Emin MastizadaWiki username: EminMastizada
OK. You now have write access.
Post by Emin MastizadaWhen Mailman 3 will be able for translations?
For info, you can refer to
<https://gitlab.com/mailman/mailman/issues/85>. At the moment, no one is
moving forward on this and there is no schedule.
If you want to help move this forward, I suggest joining
mailman-***@python.org at
<http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/mailman-developers> and posting
there.
Post by Emin MastizadaAlso how to get access in launchpad?
All the Mailman 2.1 stuff is world readable at
<https://launchpad.net/mailman>.
If you want to be able to create your own branches or other things there
for merging, register at <https://login.launchpad.net/>. Then, once
logged in, you can push a branch to <https://code.launchpad.net/mailman>.
Post by Emin MastizadaCan Mailman 2.1 be translated in launchpad? If no, will it be ok to add
translation to my github repo and submit using that repository?
Mailman 2.1 is not set up for translation in Launchpad. If you wish to
help do that, we can try to do it. Otherwise, the preferred workflow is
for you to create your own branch off the head of the Mailman 2.1 branch
and do your translating there using any tools you have available. If the
result is in a public bzr branch somewhere that I can merge directly,
that is easiest for me, but I am willing to work with you and will
definitely accept your work from your github repo.
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