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Document the ability to install language packs offline #4049

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jamalex opened this issue Jul 7, 2015 · 7 comments
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Document the ability to install language packs offline #4049

jamalex opened this issue Jul 7, 2015 · 7 comments

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jamalex commented Jul 7, 2015

(From call with Team4Tech today)

Right now, according to our documentation, you need to have Internet access to download language packs. However, we actually have a management command (kalite manage languagepackdownload --from-file=FILE) that allows for this to be done offline, and I was asked today how to do that.

Two things are needed here:

  • Additional documentation, possibly as a separate "doing installations offline" section also linked from both the Download Videos and the Download Language Packs sections. Basically, we need to tell people what files to copy, where to put the files after installing, and what commands to run.
  • Links to the zip files for the language packs for each language. Might be easiest to just hardcode these into the docs for now, unless we want to finish fixing up https://hub.learningequality.org/languages/dashboard instead (@aronasorman?)

This isn't a release blocker, but will be important to do by late July for Team4Tech's deployments.

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jamalex commented Aug 18, 2015

Any progress on this, @aronasorman?

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Will add this in later today.

@MCGallaspy MCGallaspy modified the milestones: 0.15.0, 0.14.0 Aug 26, 2015
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I think we talked with Team4Tech about this privately, but it would still be good to add to the docs. In the meantime, moving to 0.15.

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I think that splitting our installation documentation into "Online methods" vs. "Offline methods" is a great idea! 👍

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Good idea @benjaoming! Maybe @arnoan can take that into account for his planned docs refactor.

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arnoan commented Sep 28, 2015

@aronasorman Will do, that's exactly the kind of inconsistencies/incomplete information I'm currently looking out for.

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Fixed in #4533.

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