Difference between revisions of "Global Configuration Files"
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Most of the global config files contain information that is consistent throughout all groups and projects. |
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It helps special situations where files to be sent for translation are far and few and possibly locale dependent. This should be used with care. |
It helps special situations where files to be sent for translation are far and few and possibly locale dependent. This should be used with care. |
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Revision as of 20:02, 27 April 2016
Contents
Global File Structure
The global configuration files are located in config directory under the L10n Streamlining directory (typically ~jenkins/Lingoport_Data/L10nStreamlining)
<L10nStreamlining>
├── config
│ ├── config_attask.properties
│ ├── config_custom_tasks.xml
│ ├── config_email_global.xml
│ ├── config_file_cherry_picker.xml
│ ├── config_lingotek_api.properties
│ ├── config_lingotek_file_format.properties
│ ├── sonar-project-template.properties
│
├── <group_name>
│ ├── config
│ ...
│
└── projects
└── <project 1>
├── config
...
Most of the global config files contain information that is consistent throughout all groups and projects.
config_attask.properties
config_custom_tasks.xml
config_email_global.xml
config_file_cherry_picker.xml
This is a template file to be copied under the project config directory if needed.
It helps special situations where files to be sent for translation are far and few and possibly locale dependent. This should be used with care.
