Closed joe-replin closed 2 days ago
Could you please paste the entire command or give a screenshot of the output? Which console are you using? mac, windows? Command prompt? Git bash?
Are the course\*
folder names en-ca
etc?
The command: translate:import --targetLang=fr-FR m05
A 'fr-FR' was placed in both course/ and languagefiles/
Could be parameter parsing at this line https://github.com/cgkineo/rub-cli/blob/1c8161f29f5ed570fb9ed271b52f01b9242b5010/globals/terminal.js#L27
Works fine here in git bash.
Which operating system and terminal are you using?
you'd need to put the translation in the folder languagefiles/m05/fr-FR
and not languagefiles/fr-FR
which is the grunt version
Did you have any luck or time in trying to replicate this? @joe-replin
I'm closing this due to inaction.
Inaction? You haven't responded to any of my messages. ðŸ˜
Yes, it is my inaction. I am thinking your questions pointed to something I was doing wrong. I believe it is working as intended and see no issue. Feel free to keep this open just in case this exact configuration appears again with region codes.
Cool. As long as you're satisfied. I'll close.
The
translate:import
command doesn't import as intended if you are attempting to import a language code with a regional sub-language. It seems to be the-
glyph that isn't accepted. You are able to import with a simpler language code and change your folder name post-import.For example: