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I'm not yet sure how this plays with our project based translations, and maybe it's just supplementary, but translations shouldn't have to be a project-level object. On a base project, you should be able to just select the languages you want to build for, similar to versions.
Having a setting on a single project makes it far easier to manage translations, so i think this could help manage translations better. This also maps to transifex and friends, in case we do an integration to grab project translation completion/etc.
On a trigger of a new build, this would create a new build for each language that is enabled -- again, this would be similar to versions.
Some of the changes required here:
user_build output needs to change to allow for language level as well
Or we make a new path for symlinks (we're avoiding new features that require symlinking i believe). This could be an intermediate step to switching over docs to new pattern though
Builds need to know about language now as well. This would be used for deduplication of builds on (build, version, language)
Build output shows translation language
I think there is a lot more here as well. Feel free to add to this list.
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I'm not yet sure how this plays with our project based translations, and maybe it's just supplementary, but translations shouldn't have to be a project-level object. On a base project, you should be able to just select the languages you want to build for, similar to versions.
Having a setting on a single project makes it far easier to manage translations, so i think this could help manage translations better. This also maps to transifex and friends, in case we do an integration to grab project translation completion/etc.
On a trigger of a new build, this would create a new build for each language that is enabled -- again, this would be similar to versions.
Some of the changes required here:
user_build
output needs to change to allow for language level as well(build, version, language)
I think there is a lot more here as well. Feel free to add to this list.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: