L10n:Bugogram: Difference between revisions

Jump to navigation Jump to search
No edit summary
 
Line 14: Line 14:
We'll also be using two terms for interacting with version control. That's commonly mercurial, or hg, in short. "commit" is used when talking about the actual 'hg commit' command, adding changes to the local version history. "landing" means to commit something and to use 'hg push' to push it from your local version history to the one on hg.mozilla.org, mozilla's server. That's when your changes are public, and make it into the builds Mozilla generates, and puts on ftp.
We'll also be using two terms for interacting with version control. That's commonly mercurial, or hg, in short. "commit" is used when talking about the actual 'hg commit' command, adding changes to the local version history. "landing" means to commit something and to use 'hg push' to push it from your local version history to the one on hg.mozilla.org, mozilla's server. That's when your changes are public, and make it into the builds Mozilla generates, and puts on ftp.


If you're unsure what any of the terminology means, feel free to ask. Good places are http://www.mozilla.org/about/forums/#dev-l10n-new-locales or #l10n. Ask in public, you shouldn't assume that you're the only one with the question.
If you're unsure what any of the terminology means, feel free to ask. Good places are [the dev-l10n-new-locales mailing list](http://www.mozilla.org/about/forums/#dev-l10n-new-locales) or [#l10n-community on Matrix](https://chat.mozilla.org/#/room/#l10n-community:mozilla.org). Ask in public, you shouldn't assume that you're the only one with the question.


== bugzilla ==
== bugzilla ==
263

edits

Navigation menu