[Gambas-user] Turkish language update: tr.po

[Benoît Minisini]

Le 19/05/2021 à 15:56, Hasan Merkit a écrit :
> Can see changes here: 
> https://gitlab.com/gambas/gambas/-/merge_requests/229/diffs?commit_id=746c3c831244814a9eac69be75b56151787634c4 
> <https://gitlab.com/gambas/gambas/-/merge_requests/229/diffs?commit_id=746c3c831244814a9eac69be75b56151787634c4>
> 
> 
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> ----[ http://gambaswiki.org/wiki/doc/netiquette ]----
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You have to write your commit messages the way it is explained in the 
'README.commit' file.

-- 
Benoît Minisini
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STANDARD FORMAT FOR COMMIT MESSAGES
-----------------------------------

This message is for all developers that will commit something
into the git repository.

I want to have a standard way to write commit messages, so that ChangeLog can 
be almost automatically generated.

The format is the following:

- One line that will be a summary of the changes displayed next to the commit 
  in GitLab.

- A ChangeLog slot, between '[' & ']'

  Slots are the name of the component, in uppercase if possible, or some other 
  slots like [INTERPRETER], [COMPILER]...

- A ChangeLog modification: a '*', a space, the word 'BUG','NEW' or 'OPT', a 
  colon, a space, and the text.

  'BUG' is for a fix, 'NEW' for a new feature, and 'OPT' for an optimization.

  If a changelog modification is more than one line, you must use a two space 
  indent.

- Other ChangeLog modifications for the same slot.

- Other slots.

- Void lines are ignored.

- All other lines won't go into the changelog.

For example:

--8<-----------
I did this thing, and this will be the summary displayed in GitLab.

[GB.QT5]
* BUG: I fixed this bug.
* NEW: I made this very long modification....
  and it takes more than one line to write it.

This won't go into the changelog too.

[GB.SDL2]
* BUG: What an awful bug!

[GB.GTK3]
* NEW: I finally finished the component :-)

--8<-----------

You should really try hard to follow this scheme, otherwise generating the 
release notes becomes truly a pain for me. Be nice!

-- 
Benoît.