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Improve the Japanese translation of InnerSource Patterns #434

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yuhattor opened this issue Aug 8, 2022 · 6 comments
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Improve the Japanese translation of InnerSource Patterns #434

yuhattor opened this issue Aug 8, 2022 · 6 comments
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yuhattor commented Aug 8, 2022

Japanese Translation of InnerSource Patterns is in the early phases. InnerSource Commons Japan has adopted textlint, including unifying Japanese notation and improving readability, and discussions are being held by volunteer members. When the Japanese translation has been completed to some extent, we will improve the Japanese of InnerSource Patterns by referring to the TRANSLATION-POLICY and textlint in the following repository.
https://github.com/InnerSourceCommons/japanese-contents

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spier commented Aug 8, 2022

I am not 100% clear what improvements this issue is describing.

Trying to summarize what I understood from this issue:

If you could help clarify this, that would be great.

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We are currently working on standardizing the Japanese notation. And textlint is lint tool for natural languages. For instance, this tool is helpful when you don't want the words "center" and "center" mixed together in one document.

This issue was created as a task to improve the Japanese translation based on the rules created by the Japanese community, so it is not intended to go so far as to put a specific lint into the CI/CD pipeline. For the time being, I plan to run textlint on the cli. I think textlint is a very good tool, maybe we could implement it in the InnerSource Patterns pipeline someday

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spier commented Aug 10, 2022

Sounds interesting. I would like to see textlint in action :)

If I don't get to try it out myself, maybe you could do a little demo at some point?

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yuhattor commented Aug 19, 2022

For the record, I will do work on the jp-translation-improvement branch. The branch name like book-jp-improvement might be suitable for management, but it looks that .github/workflows/book.yml triggers the GH Actions and update .gitbook.yaml because the branch name starts with "book-jp" 👍

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spier commented Aug 23, 2022

I think that the GHA only sets the language to JP during the build if the branch name is exactly "book-jp". So we should change that to also work for branches starting with "book-jp".

Feel free to try that out.

I currently have some issues with my laptop so can only contribute from Mobile ;)

For the record, I will do work on the jp-translation-improvement branch. The branch name like book-jp-improvement might be suitable for management, but it looks that .github/workflows/book.yml triggers the GH Actions and update .gitbook.yaml because the branch name starts with "book-jp" 👍

@yuhattor yuhattor moved this from To Do to Done in InnerSource Commons Japan Roadmap Sep 3, 2022
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yuhattor commented Sep 3, 2022

We fixed the most important TC part. This is an ongoing work, but I will close it once we have completed the major corrections.

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