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Author: StanFromIreland

docs/bumping-release.rst

@@ -2,24 +2,29 @@
 Bumping python-newest to latest Python release
 ====================================================
 
-NOTE: This doc is out of date and needs rework! The `pull request \#13 <https://github.com/python-docs-translations/transifex-automations/pull/13>`_ is a work in progress that would change some instructions from this guide.
+NOTE: This doc is out of date and needs rework! The
+`pull request \#13 <https://github.com/python-docs-translations/transifex-automations/pull/13>`_
+is a work in progress that would change some instructions from this guide.
 
-This document aims to list the steps required for updating version of the 'Python' project (slug 'python-newest) in python-doc organization in Transifex.
+This document aims to list the steps required for updating version of the 'Python'
+project (slug 'python-newest) in python-doc organization in Transifex.
 
 1. Back up current translations:
 
     #. Run ``sh scripts/update.sh`` to set up the environment, if not done already;
     #. Run ``python3 scripts/getlangs.py`` to get a list of all languages;
     #. Change to ``cpython/Doc/locales`` directory; and
-    #. Run ``tx pull --languages <LANGUAGES>`` to download translations from Transifex, replacing ``<LANGUAGES>`` with the output of step 1.2.
+    #. Run ``tx pull --languages <LANGUAGES>`` to download translations from Transifex,
+       replacing ``<LANGUAGES>`` with the output of step 1.2.
 
 2. Post a Python version upgrade announcement
 
 3. (How?) Lock all resources in python-newest for all languages
 
      #. Take note of the last change in timeline and its timestamp: *Python* > *Settings* > *Timeline*.
 
-4. Create a Transifex project with versioned name to receive python-newest's translations, setting it with the following values:
+4. Create a Transifex project with versioned name to receive python-newest's
+   translations, setting it with the following values:
 
 :*Name your project*: Python <version> (e.g. Python 3.10)
 :*URL to opensource license*: https://github.com/python/cpython
@@ -38,19 +43,25 @@ In *General* tab:
 
 In *Workflow* tab, enable the *Translation Memory Fillup* option by checking the checkbox;
 
-    NOTE: The *Translation Memory Fillup* option is essential to have a translation in one of the version projects to be populated to this project. This drastically reduces translation effort replicating one contribution to other strings that are exactly the same.  
+NOTE: The *Translation Memory Fillup* option is essential to have a translation
+in one of the version projects to be populated to this project. This drastically
+reduces translation effort replicating one contribution to other strings that are
+exactly the same.
 
 6. Adjust the `CI workflow <https://github.com/python-docs-translations/transifex-automations/tree/main/.github/workflows>`_ with the new Python version:
 
     #. Set ``PYTHON_NEWEST`` environment variable inside ``env`` to the new Python version
     #. Edit ``cpython_version`` inside ``strategy.matrix`` adding the new version to the beginning array
 
-7. Push source strings to python-newest by manually running the CI workflow: Actions_ tab > CI > Run workflow button > "Branch: main" and confirm "Run workflow"
+7. Push source strings to python-newest by manually running the CI workflow:
+   Actions_ tab > CI > Run workflow button > "Branch: main" and confirm "Run workflow"
 
 .. _Actions: https://github.com/python-docs-translations/transifex-automations/actions
 
 8. Unlock translations in python-newest, if locked
 
-9. Double-check resources in python-newest. New resources are named after their pot files (e.g. "3.11.pot"), and they should be renamed to match their slug (e.g. "whatsnew--3_11")
+9. Double-check resources in python-newest. New resources are named after their
+   pot files (e.g. "3.11.pot"), and they should be renamed to match their slug (e.g. "whatsnew--3_11")
 
-10. Announce that the maintenance is over, and that python-newest is now using new Python version
+10. Announce that the maintenance is over, and that python-newest is now using
+    new Python version