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| − | = Installation = |
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| − | *[[LRM Installation FAQ]] |
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| − | *[[LRM Jenkins Plugins]] |
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| − | *[[LRM Jenkins Jobs]] |
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| + | *[[Resource Files]] |
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| − | = Configuration = |
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| + | *[[L10n Vendors and Integration]] |
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| − | [[LRM Configuration FAQ]] |
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| + | *[[Localyzer Projects |Localyzer Projects]] |
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| − | = On-Boarding = |
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| + | *[[Prep Kits]] |
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| − | * The '1 - Automation' tab contains on-boarded jobs which generate the status of the project and pushes it to the dashboard, and pseudo-localizes resource files if necessary. These jobs tend to run whenever files are pushed to the repository for the project. |
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| + | *[[Import Kits]] |
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| − | * The '2 - Nightlies' tab contains on-boarded jobs which run every day or every night and provide an update to the dashboard and an email to a set of recipients based on the configured frequency. |
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| + | *[[Advanced Localyzer Features |Advanced Localyzer Features]] |
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| − | * The '3- PrepKit' tab contains on-boarded jobs which are triggered by a human intervention to send the kits for translation based on the configured translation endpoint. |
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| + | *[[Advanced Branching]] |
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| + | *[[Localyzer Resource File Comments]] |
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| − | Each tab has a job setup during configuration. On-boarding a new job consists in copying an exiting job. |
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| − | == On Boarding the Automation Job == |
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| − | === Jenkins Part One === |
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| − | * Go to the '1 - Automation' tab |
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| − | * Click 'New Item' and give the job name. A typical job name is 'groupname.projectname', for instance 'Lingoport.javademo'; |
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| − | * Click 'Copy existing item' and enter the name of the existing job, for instance 'Lingoport.firstjob' |
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| − | * ''Use a # sign to comment out the $LRM_HOME/bin/job_automate.sh'' |
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| − | * Edit the repository location/authentication |
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| − | * ''Build the job'': You have the source code downloaded and you check that the repository location is correct. |
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| − | * Go to the prompt on that machine and create the LRM project by copying the ProjectDefinition.xml of the existing project and replacing the relevant elements: |
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| − | ** group-name |
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| − | ** project_name |
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| − | ** top-level-dir |
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| − | ** pseudo-locale |
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| − | ** target-locales |
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| − | ** etc. |
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| − | * Run ''java -jar <lrmserverpath>/lrm-cli.jar -cp -gn <group_name> -f newProjectDefinition.xml'' |
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| − | * Verify the project has been created then make sure the files which are handled are correct by running ''java -jar <lrmserverpath>/lrm-cli.jar -gn <group_name-pn <project_name> -r -pi'' and checking the resulting files. |
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| − | * If necessary, modify the newProjectDefinition.xml file, run the update-project command, and verify again the results until you are satisfied. |
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| − | === Configuration === |
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| − | When creating a new project, a couple of files are copied from the template directory to the ''<Lingoport_Data>/<L10nStreamlining>/<group_name>/projects/<project_name>/config'' configuration directory: |
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| − | * '''config_email_recipients.xml''': Specifies who will get messages (prep kits, import kits, errors, etc.) |
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| − | * '''config_vcs.properties''': Specifies SVN or Git properties (between two equal (=) signs!) |
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| − | Other files may be copied under this directory if the project's configuration is more specific than the group configuration files, located under ''<Lingoport_Data>/<L10nStreamlining>/<group_name>/config'': |
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| − | * config_due_dates.xml: How the due dates are calculated. |
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| − | * '''config_l10n_vendor.properties''': The way to send files to a vendor (Lingotek, WorldServer, or FTP configuration) |
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| − | * A couple of other files which typically do not need to be project specific and should very likely remain at the group level. |
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| − | === Jenkins Part Two=== |
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| − | * Go back to the new job configuration and ''remove the # sign to uncomment $LRM_HOME/bin/job_automate.sh'' |
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| − | * Run the job: The Dashboard should be updated, some files may be pseudo-localized. |
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| − | * Go to the dashboard and set the permissions on the project as appropriate. |
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| − | == On Boarding the Nightly Job == |
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| − | * Go to the '1 - Automation' tab |
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| − | * Click 'New Item' and give the job name. A typical job name is 'groupname.projectname', for instance 'Lingoport.javademo'; |
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| − | * Click 'Copy existing item' and enter the name of the existing job, for instance 'Lingoport.firstjob' |
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| − | = Reference = |
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| − | *[[LRM Commands Reference]] |
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| − | = FAQ = |
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| − | *[[General LRM FAQ]] |
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| − | *[[LRM Commands FAQ]] |
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| − | *[[LRM Open Source Libraries]] |
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| − | *[[LRM Resources FAQ]] |
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| − | *[[LRM Error Codes FAQ]] |
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| − | *[[LRM Dashboard FAQ]] |
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| − | *[[LRM Tips]] |
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| − | *[[LRM Fixing Issues]] |
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