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Explaining this will depend in which role you contribute to Firefox, and your personal way of doing so. If this plan doesn't sound good to you, we might have not explained it for you yet. Please raise questions in [[L10n:2016/FAQ]]. | Explaining this will depend in which role you contribute to Firefox, and your personal way of doing so. If this plan doesn't sound good to you, we might have not explained it for you yet. Please raise questions in [[L10n:2016/FAQ]]. | ||
== Engineering Changes == | |||
Jumping right in to it. | |||
All English strings that we ship to any release channel are in the hg repository for aurora and central. | |||
* A string in ESR is in aurora and central. | |||
* A string in release is in beta, aurora, and central. | |||
* A string in beta is in aurora and central. | |||
* A string in aurora is in ... right, central. | |||
''What do we win?'' | |||
There's only one l10n repository (per locale) to localize all versions of Firefox we're currently shipping. Localizers have one place to add strings, and to supply fixes. Localizers can also freely change if they want to work on central or aurora. | |||