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* This usually happens when there is a realization that Firefox is missing another language and there is a conclusion that if we form a community we can solve this problem, so we all get ready to turn our will into action. | * This usually happens when there is a realization that Firefox is missing another language and there is a conclusion that if we form a community we can solve this problem, so we all get ready to turn our will into action. | ||
2 Preparation for creating your language begins and this means you've entered the [[L10n:Localization_Process_Middle| MIDDLE]] of the process | 2 Preparation for creating your language begins and this means you've entered the [[L10n:Localization_Process_Middle| MIDDLE]] of the process | ||
* By now you've searched if you're creating something new or joining an existing team and you've read a lot of the documents to give you an idea of what's involved technically to build the Mozilla product in the language of your choice. This stage is the heavy lifting of creating your build, and we're here to help you as much as possible. | |||
3 Localizations gets plugged into our build/release process for automation | 3 Localizations gets plugged into our build/release process for automation | ||
* This is a nice time in the sense that you don't need to do much if any work to maintain your build. Once it gets plugged in all new minor releases are automatically updated. Your job is to make sure we don't break anything in your release ;-) | * This is a nice time in the sense that you don't need to do much if any work to maintain your build. Once it gets plugged in all new minor releases are automatically updated. Your job is to make sure we don't break anything in your release ;-) | ||