Description of problem: Currently the use of Glossaries in docbook (as supported by publican and rhel tool-chain) is problematic because it doesn't allow for correct sorting in LOTE. Providing support for glossary.sort will hopefully fix this. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create a glossary in a book 2. Translate the glossary 3. Rebuild the book Actual results: afaik the original English sorting is retained. To date we've been asked not to use glossaries at all, and I don't have a translated one to verify results. Expected results: The glossary should be sorted by the target language entries, not the English entries. Additional info: The following was provided as a reference: http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/GlossarySort.html
Glossary support was added in 1.73 stylesheets, so it would mean rebase of the xsl stylesheets package. It should be not a big problem as the xsl stylesheets almost 100% backward compatible.
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Closing WONTFIX, too late in release cycle for this and glosary suppoprt is in RHEL-6 version of docbook-style-xsl